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yes, can get some pics. I have got a proper moulded raised edge on either side and a proper moulded drip into the gutter at the front. Admitadly i did not have enough of any of the moulded pieces and in a panic I ploughed on regardless hoping i could mould some fibre glass to continue these...

I got the same fault on exactly same boiler at the moment. I think it is the pcb and I am changing it soon. Will let you know how i get on

i know, i was thinking that myself. What if you add too much catalyst? does it cause any problems?

not sure to be honest but was supplied with the resin from the roofing supplies people. It was quite thick though I would estimate about 3mm or something

Thanks for your replies. I did wonder if it was condensation but the joists are well ventilated and the borads were really wet from underneath but it did sem to be concentrated on the left and right sides.....I wonder if it is anything to do with the moulded raised edges and mabybe it is...

Thanks Tuck for your reply. I did everything that you just said. I used winter catalyst and added 4 % to it. I warmed up the resin by leaving it in the aring cupbaord for a few hours before application. I used pre-moulded edges and corners. It didn't rain. The ridge tiles sit over leadflashing...

Thanks to both for replying, much appreciated. I am pretty sure it is rain water because it is really wet in places and bone dry in others. I used a metal ridged roller to spread out the resin on the fibre glass. I actually poured the resin on the roof and then lay the mat ontop and then...

Hi I have recently fibre glassed a flat roof on a new dormer loft conversion I am building and i have just notice today that the sterling boards are extremely wet in places! I have no previous experience with fibre glass but i felt with a bit of research it was possible to do it myself(maybe...

Hi I have recently fibre glassed a flat roof on a new dormer loft conversion I am building and i have just notice today that the sterling boards are extremely wet in places! I have no previous experience with fibre glass but i felt with a bit of research it was possible to do it myself(maybe...