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Before summer ends and the four horsemen of the apocalypse arrive, I want to hopefully implement a solution to my question above.
I know the best solution is to replace the roof itself and that still might be an option. I am on a budget and ironically if I was to dispose of the roof myself it would seem to cost me nothing (apart from purchasing disposable PPE) because my council will collect it for free but charge a chunk to a company if they removed it for me, who would obviously then pass that on to me.
After a bit of research using my DIY knowledge, I'm wondering if I can simply use this paint instead after I remove the moss of course and use a solution like this to remove delights such as lichen?
It won't be pretty as I'll just slap as much as I can on especially in the areas that leak. As far as I can tell there are no holes and large cracks.
Thanks very much and hope you can help.
I know the best solution is to replace the roof itself and that still might be an option. I am on a budget and ironically if I was to dispose of the roof myself it would seem to cost me nothing (apart from purchasing disposable PPE) because my council will collect it for free but charge a chunk to a company if they removed it for me, who would obviously then pass that on to me.
After a bit of research using my DIY knowledge, I'm wondering if I can simply use this paint instead after I remove the moss of course and use a solution like this to remove delights such as lichen?
It won't be pretty as I'll just slap as much as I can on especially in the areas that leak. As far as I can tell there are no holes and large cracks.
Thanks very much and hope you can help.
