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Think he should/would be entirely gratefull for having it pointed out? Unless he's a ****, tell him, and remind him you like a drink at this festive time of year!

No problem Barber. This fibreglassing is bloody easy isnt it! :mrgreen: Didnt need gripfill, just clout nails. Matt should finish on flat roof surface of trims not over them. Lost me a little regards the rear of the roof. Havent you got a backboard behind the flat roof, normally 6x1 (2 of)...

How far onto the edging trims did you overlap the matting? How did you fix down the trims? Where the edging trims meet the rear roof edge how is that area sealed and how err high up is it sealed? If you add way too much catalyst it can have a reverse effect but there is not a question here...

Warm moist air in the house rising and condensing on the coldest surface. Any water on the window cills? Any window vents, any roof/soffett vents? Can you get at the problem area from in loft and feel the felt for wetness?

Fair do's for having a go but youve wasted your time and money. You shouldnt really be able to see and feel the fibres after topcoating for one thing. You should have applied the 1st coat of resin with a 9'' paint roller directly onto the boards, then mat, then more resin on top, then metal...