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Old 08-18-2016, 04:47 AM   #1
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Roof membrane adhesive
I have a small bubble (about the size of a checkbook) in my roof directly behind the front cap seam. I am thinking that there should be a way to re-glue the area to the roof deck using a syringe and adhesive. Has anyone done this?
What type of adhesive and how did it work out?
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The advice from Dicor is, small (6" or less) bubbles are not a concern unless they are punctured. Never use any product on an EPDM roof membrane that contains a petroleum product or citrus product.
IMO, your best option is to monitor the size of the bubble; otherwise leave it alone!
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