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Junior Member
Join Date: Jun 2009
Posts: 4
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Re: SPF and torch down
thanks for all the replies, my boss went ahead and did allow the "roofer" to do it which he also did it the morning after a hard hard rain which i high objected to him doing it and allowing at least 24 hrs to dry out. so hopefully nothing will really come of it and it'll work the why this guy says but i highly doubt it will. Thanks again for the posts.
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Join Date: May 2009
Posts: 62
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Re: SPF and torch down
It won't work. First good wind event and that bad boy is gone.
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Posts: 755
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Re: SPF and torch down
You should inform your boss when that system fails, that it would have been MUCH cheaper to do it the Right Way, the first time, instead of wasting all the money to do it SOooo Wrong in the first place.
Ed
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Customer Benefitter
Trade: Roofing Specialiist, Foam Specialist, Seamless systems
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Illinois IL
Posts: 57
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Re: SPF and torch down
And I understand that you guys awould all talk your garbage about foam only because you fear what you don't know.
It's ok... get some knowledge and your fears will subside. |
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Junior Member
Trade: Foam roofing & polyurea
Join Date: Oct 2009
Posts: 2
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Re: SPF and torch down
he will put the roof on fire
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Junior Member
Trade: Foam roofing & polyurea
Join Date: Oct 2009
Posts: 2
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Re: SPF and torch down
make sure this guy is heavily insured, as soon as he hits the foam with the torch, grab the smores.
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Join Date: May 2009
Posts: 62
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Re: SPF and torch downQuote:
It is very bad stuff. Especially in florida. I'll tell you that I like the fact I can create slope real cheap. i like the fact i can add r-value real cheap. I like the fact I can add reflectivity real cheap. I like a product I can get an unlimited wind speed warranty with the product. My only problem is that is a garbage product for a roof system. Can't install it in 80 percent humidity. Punctures easy. Birds eat it. Guys installing it over old roof systems without even considering that the old system leaked and may hold moisture. It's garbage. Cheap to put down, expensive to maintain and expensive to tear off. Bad roofing product. |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2009
Posts: 2
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Re: SPF and torch down
Some how its all over the state of FL but it doesnt work .
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Trade: Com/Ind & Res roofer - Tech Rep
Join Date: Oct 2008
Posts: 26
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Re: SPF and torch down
Dont feel bad foam guys. RWolfe bashes any roofing system hes not familiar with. Unfortunately for him if its not fibertite hes clueless.
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Member
Join Date: May 2009
Posts: 62
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Re: SPF and torch down
Bornaroofer should be born in denial.
Somebody argue Fibertite is garbage. Go ahead. Foam is the best. I love foam. By the way, it's being torn off all over florida. and replaced with modified. People wont throw anything else on the roof after dealing with this stuff. Funny. I guess that's one good thing that has come from the spf movement. People spending a little more money for good system.. |
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