Can it be repaired? If so, how and with what?
If not, I'm considering replacing the rubber. (The angle of the roof calls for either metal or rubber. I don't want metal because of the noise when it rains so we're doing the rubber roof.)
In replacing the rubber, can I just lay another layer on top of the older rubber or do I have to take it up and replace the entire thing?
View this post on my blog: http://madeinhome.info/how-do-i-repair-a-rubber-roof-2


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