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Brian Bothun Posted: Aug 28, 2012 06:33 PM	Slow rise adhesive i've been asked to spray a slow rise adhesive for another contractor and really dont know anything about it. Anyone have much experience with it and could give me some pointers?
luis razzetti Posted: Sep 02, 2012 03:49 PM	Same as spraying foam on a roof, but you will not see the glue rising for at least a couple of minutes. If it is a single ply roof like fleeceback that you are glueing, make sure the adhesive is tacky before you roll the membrane into it. Spray a sample and time it for reaction time so you know your parameters or refer to the manufacturers' specs. As always watch for overspray using windscreens. Good luck

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Brian Bothun

Posted: Aug 28, 2012 06:33 PM

Slow rise adhesive

i've been asked to spray a slow rise adhesive for another contractor and really dont know anything about it.

Anyone have much experience with it and could give me some pointers?

luis razzetti

Posted: Sep 02, 2012 03:49 PM

Same as spraying foam on a roof, but you will not see the glue rising for at least a couple of minutes.
If it is a single ply roof like fleeceback that you are glueing, make sure the adhesive is tacky before you roll the membrane into it.
Spray a sample and time it for reaction time so you know your parameters or refer to the manufacturers' specs.
As always watch for overspray using windscreens.
Good luck

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