Rubber from roof valley on show, any way i can hide it?

[nuzuki]

We have used a general builder for our porch roof. The porch joins into the lounge roof and at the valley between the two there is some rubber dipping down. Can I paint it with white paint or trim it back or stick something over it?

I've attached a pic for reference

Thanks

 

[StephenStephen]

Is that rubber or lead?

 

[nuzuki]

It is rubber on the left. The other part towards the right could be lead but I'm not fussed about that. I just wanted to cover the rubber somehow.

Thanks

 

[ChrisJP]

Has the builder finished the work? If so, he has neglected to cover the edge of the tiles. This could be done with mortar, but better would be a purpose designed edging strip - which would also cover quite a bit of the rubber/lead that you want to disguise.
It also looks like there are some ridge tiles missing

 

[nuzuki]

Thanks for the reply. I shall be cutting the 5 extra tiles needed and bedding in the verge and ridge tiles. He did offer but I said I don't mind doing it and previously did the same with my garage build using the same builder for the roofing.
Is anyone aware of a paint that sticks to rubber? When I google it all I get it rubberised paint

 

[Alastairreid]

Any polyurethane paint will do.

 

[nuzuki]

Thanks Alastair