Log Home Restoration:

February 16, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
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Plastic on roofBefore any sealer is applied, plastic is laid out where needed to protect anything not recieving a finish. In this log home restoration, plastic is laid down on the roof below the shed dormer.  After that, canvas tarps are put on top. This helps absorb any overspray or drips and adds extra protection to the shingles.

When using a parrifin oil based sealer, it is imperative to not allow any to get on the asphalt shingles. It will soak  in so fast that it can not be removed. If this happens, it will actually desingrate the shingle causing the shingle to have to be replaced.

If using a “film-formimg” sealer (linseed oil), it is not as important as these finishes will not distroy the shingle like parriffin sealers. It will however soak in discoloring the shingle leaving a  permanent stain.

Taking a little extra time to protect surfaces from unwanted  overspray or drips can save time  by eliminating extra work having to clean these up or replacing damaged shingles.

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