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There is waterproof PVA, but the general stuff just reconstitutes itself when wet, and fails, that's why stabiliser is better.
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Another 1930's no felt roof question
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hi swebb and doggit, thanks for the comments. i shall research stabilizer vs pva and propbably do something similar. the roof timbers go back to 1810 in one half of the house and the older part 1700s has been reroofed but a good whileback, 60s or 70s and is felted, so ok. the 1810 part is what is concerning me, i have cleared out the loft of old insulation and dust and mortar and flies etc...and getting ready to redo the ridge tiles and get it waterproof and then decide what to do with the mortar inside under the tiles, staff blues is what they are
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