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« Back To Roofers Talk[quote]How do shingles and standing seam (or any metal roofs for that matter) hold up in the hailbelt?
A lot better than SPF. Also, the repair options available are numerous.
Seems like they could use a higher density foam and some coatings>>>
T wrote: [quote]Hmmmmm Tim, find no documentation strange. Texas A&M (you are from Texas?) did an evealuation (independent) on energy savings http://www.swbet.net/Spray-Polyurethane-Foam-Roofing-SPF-Las-Cruces-Albuquerque-Santa-Fe-New-Mexico.html >>>
Roofguy wrote: [quote]T wrote: [quote]Hmmmmm Tim, find no documentation strange. Texas A&M (you are from Texas?) did an evealuation (independent) on energy savings http://www.swbet.net/Spray-Polyurethane-Foam-Roofing-SPF-Las-Cruces-Albuquer>>>
[quote]Tim, you said there was no documentation on savings from SPF.
Tom, c'mon man, you know I'm more careful with words than to say that. :-) What I said was:
[color=#FF0000]I[/color] have yet to see a documented case where the SPF>>>
How is this pissing match even relevant? What is the point? I can post documentation of cold tar pitch roofs that are failing at the twenty year point. I can also show some that are in their fifties, and not yet leeching pitch. Mod bits that are bearing o>>>
Jedd wrote: [quote]How is this pissing match even relevant? What is the point? I can post documentation of cold tar pitch roofs that are failing at the twenty year point. I can also show some that are in their fifties, and not yet leeching pitch. M>>>
One last link
http://www.buildings.com/articles/detail.aspx?contentID=2753
Yes, Dr. Rene Dupuis was commisioned and saw very old SPF roofs. Dr. Rene Dupuis is one of the leaders in evalueating all type roof systems.
Very good article for those that wa>>>
[quote]SPF is proven to be a durable roof covering if it is applied correctly.
Because you say so? :unsure: Oh never mind, attaching your name to that broadsweeping proclamation is all the proof anyone needs. :P
[quote].........knocking somethi>>>
T wrote: [quote]One last link
http://www.buildings.com/articles/detail.aspx?contentID=2753
Yes, Dr. Rene Dupuis was commisioned and saw very old SPF roofs. Dr. Rene Dupuis is one of the leaders in evalueating all type roof systems.
Very good ar>>>
Tim, I am sure you know more then Dr. Rene Dupuis, and the NRCA.
SPF is part of Roofing in ALL Major Building Codes and the NRCA has an entire book on it.
Please point out where Clay Emulsion as a system is approved by any major building codes or where>>>
Tim, you don't seem to know much about Urethane Foam. A study was done on roofs 20 years old and older. 70% of them had gravel on them and no maintanance was done.>>>
Tim, seems Google missed that on search.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=Dr.+Rene+Dupuis+chopped+Glass+emulsion&btnG=Google+Search&aq=f&oq=>>>
[quote]Tim, I am sure you know more then Dr. Rene Dupuis, and the NRCA.
Show me where either said anything about the percentage of SPF roof failures. I'm sure that both have also made positive remarks about TPO - so those of us who think TPO is>>>
T wrote: [quote]Tim, seems Google missed that on search.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=Dr.+Rene+Dupuis+chopped+Glass+emulsion&btnG=Google+Search&aq=f&oq=
It was Dick Fricklas, my bad: http://www.rsimag.com/rsi/article>>>
Perhaps the point is being lost. We have to decide at some point if we're roofers or if we're businessmen. Yeah, I know, we're both, but are we so hellbent on limiting ourselves to roofs that we won't consider if there are better opportunities out the>>>











