Recent content by Rufus Raintight

Is that picture of the can of resin with the drill mixer you repairing the area with desmopol?

What new realms of hell is this! Do you know the make of GRP system they used? and did they lay the product over the existing surface?

The same resins and topcoats that go into your GRP Roof (albeit slightly adapted) have been used in the marine industry for over 40 years to make boats, yachts and lots of other things that float, so to have water on a GRP Roof, while not ideal is not usually an issue if the roof and the system...

Some questions; Q1. Roughly how big is the roof? Q2. Did the roofers say they were trained to apply Cure-it or indeed any GRP system? Q3. Can or did they provide a training certificate? Q4. Did they offer you a guarantee? Q5. Did you pay them all the money?

Either 1 layer of 600gm or 2 layers of 450gm never any more layers than that or you will get thermal expansion issues, perhaps maybe a surface tissue for a smoother finish. Get some more quotes in from local roofers (at least 3) they will come in and do a survey to let you know what needs to...

Well, that looks like a whole new kind of messed up and makes me angry just to look at it. From the pictures, it looks like they top-coated the trims but didn't do the rest, just put another layer of fibreglass on top of the roof? God only knows what's under that. And the whole solar panel thing...

Epoxy? o_O That would be total overkill for something like this and you would still need to purchase the topcoat to match the existing finish. You can get a GRP roof repair kit that includes the glass, polyester resin, catalyst and topcoat (to match the roof) for under £50.

Is it possible to upload a side-on view and another corner of the roof for comparison? Do you have a guarantee for the roof? Depending on how they've been trained fibreglass roofers will more than likely not use pre-formed corners instead they will make them on-site with resin and glass and...

Holy flashband batman :eek: this looks like all kinds of wrong

You can apply a layer of resin to the boards but you could also go one step further and apply the first layer of the system including glass fibre to the OSB boards if you wanted to which would just leave fibreglassing the seams and adding the topcoat, at one point in time there were companies...

Strange one o_O could be a contamination of something, either with the catalyst or the topcoat, strange it's in one spot which may point to a problem with a particular mix or something landing on the topcoat when curing, not sure. The topcoat layer is to protect the main glass fibre laminate...

Can you share some more photos of the roof?

You could look into using a fibre reinforced polyurethane liquid applied system, which would be applied in roughly the same way as a traditional GRP roof using a 225gm mat instead of 450 or 600gm. Polyurethane systems are really easy to apply and incredibly flexible so you wouldn't have any...

I know you said fibreglass roofing in the title but is this the standard GRP roofing or something else (do you have a product name?), and is this a white or light grey finish it's hard to tell with the light, reason I ask is you don't see a lot of white GRP roofs kicking around. If it's a...

I've linked it on here before but this buyers guide (https://www.grproofing.com/buyers-guide) has got pretty much everything you'd need to ask.