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http://www.liquidrubber.ca/video/NewVideo.html canadian answer now in UK.

yes it will, but you may have to do two coats. I used Liquid Rubber not agropol (having used another makers version, ity's very hard to use over a large area). Rubber is water based, easy to spread and 1100% flexible so will cover stones with no problems. Use the Lafarge version. Details on...

Did a 6 mtr run x 4 mtr deep roof with raised beads (50mm wide 30 high). We cheated as it was only s'posed to last a year or so, but its been there 10 and still looks fine. Kingspan type wooden sheets with polystyrene backing (insulating) (so basically it was wooden sheets). We then used...

just how 'railway' do you want to go how about stone bridge stantions, in render form? A tunnel style arch maybe??? Not as cheap as normalk render buy very very unique.

yes MPRCC in Manchester 0800 630 0010 last time I looked.

searched web and found this on YooToob ROOF MOOSE OR MOUSSE ??? Not sure what is used to put it on though :?:

there are a few products. Fibre based like acripol, very sticker and messy but effective. Liquid rubber, better as it flexes with any movement and water based. Used plank on a roof recently, but much better with two.

we had a decopierre finish done straight onto old render

Dis, I keep telling you, if you insist on wearing the spiderman pyjamas they will escort you off site. Mask is one thiung, Licra skin tight jammies in red and blue is another. :lol:

just a quick note on this, borrowed a van to shift some junk and was told at the municipal tip (Wythenshaw manchester) that is would cost £100 per ton because I came in what looked like a builders van......., on a Wednesday........ between 3 and 5pm........ NO 'kin wonder people fly tip.

just found this http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Axe1gLr925o :P

average Uk wages s'pose to be 28,000 PA. Skilled workers I pay £120 per day, x 2 + NI, Tax blah blah. Van insurance £650 PA, wear and tear depreciation nearer £2000 PA liability insurance £2296 PA Fuel £400-600 month. Car Tax god knows??? etc etc etc etc etc etc. Then if possible we try...

Aquaseal is quite good, and has fibre strands in it, Liquid Rubber is better as it is water based and can be spread on damp surfaces. BUT the damp is coming from somewhere and need stopping, concrete will eventially fail. :?

liquid Rubber is easier and faster, but I agree that some more struts would be good. Polycarb roof would look nice too if the roof is not designed for shade. If wood to be replaced, underside will need treating too.

Liquid Rubber, Lafarge. 2mm thick (2 x 1mm coats), brush or roller. will outlast any felt, epdm system. there is polyeurea, but that is v expensive. http://www.liquidrubber.ca/video/NewVideo.html No torches, no mess, water clean your brushes and hands, high build for sides and corners...

Kingfisher products on tinter-net do sealants

its the damp coming from behind, as most paints (even exterior ones) are solvent based and create a seal, not allowing moisture thru' so will continue to blow render off. render is of course concrete which is also none breathable. Try and find some lime render, pre-coloured and breathable.

Moss is a problem, copper strips are no longer effective as they were as the copper now being sold is 26% alloy and the strength is poor. It might work for the first 2-3 tiles, but after that the rain (which is no longer acidic), dilutes the copper sulphate too much. scraping (as mentioned else...

Two options: A) Hire a compressor (240 volt will do but bigger the better). Nip down to Clarks, machine Mart or web, buy an air chisel and get it off is a few days. B) Hire a company to do same and pay a lot less than 20k. Or Decopierre render will cover anything and can even be made to...

We have used spray on lime based render on pebbledash with no mesh. where required (ie damaged or cracks) used fibreglass mesh. Not come loose in 12 years.