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Old 10-26-2016, 10:35 AM   #15
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here's a problem with the tape on a flat roof... and worse running down the edge of both sides... what happens is you will loose the design of the roofs water run off... if you build up the side a 1/2 inch... you will pool 1/2 inch of water on the roof... the roff is not designed for water to pool..and problems will happen.... and one of the first is leaks around the AC...

the rubber roof is designed to be flat... and water is to run off..
The Eternabond tape is not that thick that what you mention will happen..........
The thickness of the tape is 35ml ( EternaBond RoofSeal )

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The most common term for vinyl, “mil” (not to be confused with millimeter) is a unit of measurement equal to one thousandth of an inch. Therefore, a 20 mil liner thickness is equal to 20 thousandths of an inch.

So........the Eternabond tape is just .035 Thousands thick, which is Approximately 1/32 of a inch..............
A human hair is around .003 thousands thick..... so, to put this is perspective.........the tape is Approximately 11.6 human hairs thick........
Not enough to "Pool Water" on the roof............
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The Eternabond tape is not that thick that what you mention will happen..........
The thickness of the tape is 35ml ( EternaBond RoofSeal )

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The most common term for vinyl, “mil” (not to be confused with millimeter) is a unit of measurement equal to one thousandth of an inch. Therefore, a 20 mil liner thickness is equal to 20 thousandths of an inch.

So........the Eternabond tape is just .035 Thousands thick, which is Approximately 1/32 of a inch..............
A human hair is around .003 thousands thick..... so, to put this is perspective.........the tape is Approximately 11.6 human hairs thick........
Not enough to "Pool Water" on the roof............

Especially if you remove the "gooped on" prior sealer first!
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