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What is a felter?

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Pubg 💪🏽

Really 😂😂😂 look at the scorch marks 😮😮

I think he should retire instantly 😂😂😂 What a mess just look at the scorch marks for a start 😂

@OLDSKOOLRAVER1 pop another pill junkey.

Thanks for your comment! 😊

Looool yeah love the scorch marks 😂😂😂

Thanks dude it felt AMAZING lol

THATS WHAT I WAS THINKING

Pubg good friend, pubg

Glad you like them! Thanks!

Great things to be grateful for dude! Cheers!

Thank you! That torch is called a Magnum. Pretty powerful for a detail torch I'll admit but I love it

I push down with my cane and it also gets weight from the roll itself as it rolls out 🤘🏽🔥

We use a roll bar and stand on the roll and push it with our feet

@@jamestonks3042 ive heard that before... Maybe a different product than we use here but theres only a couple months out of the year we can walk on it without marking it up and putting out boot prints in the cap sheet

Yeah when it's very warm it does mark with your feet

Depends, skylight on a flat roof? Just strip it in like any other roof curb. Most skylights ive used just pop back on and screw in around the sides. Reusing old skylights can be tricky for sure. Nice when homeowners are willing to upgrade to a new skylight so u can make sure everything slips back together easily

Also, thanks for the nice comment!

Yessir! 😆

Woah woah woah pal... Lets see your work! Why use a trowel to mark up your end lap when you can use a wonge and make it look BEAUTIFUL?! The side laps get between an 1/8th and 1/4" bleedout as per manufacturer specifications and if they look iffy we trowel check them everyday. Please put a link to your roofing video, im DYING to see the quality you are talking about 🙈

@@thetrahanman First, here in California the city code is 3/8 of an inch for bleed out, occasional quarter inch is acceptable, but freeze frame your video at 1:44 min for example. Look at his shoe standing on the seem behind it there is at least eighteen to twenty inches of seem without any bleed out. Also when he uses a camp fire iron and a block of 2x4 wood to smooth out end lap that shows the person has no clue about basic torching principles. Inhere I will not teach you but if you happen to be in the San Fernando Valley, twenty minutes from Hollywood, I'd be only happy to show you what I am talking about. Me, I am after six surgeries on both of my knees and am not sure if I can do much torching with the pains I am dealing with. Of course how to properly do seems I could do even right now. There is a slight chance that I will be doing a torch project around the end of the month, if I do for sure I'll make a short video to post on youtube. So far I have not seen a single roofer on youtube who is in total understanding of his craft. Now what I can offer you is a few photographs on roofs I've done prior to my surgeries. They are in my old mobile phones which I should be able to print out and could send it to you if you wish and provide me with contact info. Basically, you have my e.mail address if you remove the numbers from my name and just add @gmail.com

@@gusmarokity6482 hey i appreciate your effort with these comments. Sure there probably could have been more bleedout lol fact of the matter is, I didnt. Will it leak, no. Will it stand up to the elements. Yes. Will it last for 25 years, almost certainly. No one is perfect and I'm sure if I came and inspected your work i would find stuff I didn't like. I found your comment to be aggressively rude, but that's your thing man. I've been roofing long enough to develop thick skin. Good luck with your health. Roofing is tough on our bodies! Hope you heal up fast!

@@thetrahanman Sorry for sounding rude but thanks for the good wishes. Your predictions as to the quality of your job I am not a believer. Even if you have your proper bleed showing there's no guaranty it will last if not both layer was heat to proper temperature. That is a common mistake many a roofer commits. Good news, I have my short video done and only have to see how is it to post to youtube. Oh, if you come and inspected my work you'll be hard pressed to find any stuff you don't like, unless you're not in the know.

Hell ya dude! Im in the Okanagan now but roofed in much colder conditions when I was in Calgary... The only thing that sucks in cold weather is its harder to get pressure for our torches so definitely everything slows down. Heat blankets around the propane tanks help for sure! Thanks for the comment! Roof on good sir!

Hell ya dude! Happy to see you here!!!

Hahaha IN THE ZONE!!

Hey, thank you!!

They usually get a 20 year warranty on the west coast. This type of roof is strictly for low-pitched roofs, so-called "flat roofs" .

@@sevensages5279 strictly? Guessing the reason is people dont want that look on their house, but looks fine to me and would make taxes cheaper and never blow off.. Who in your opinion makes the most durable and heavy stuff? Thanks

Epdm (synthetic rubber) is one of the most durable and economical(lasts up to 50yrs) roofing systems. Carlisle SynTec Systems is a manufacturer of all those type of roofing materials- Epdm Pvc and Tpo. All for flat roof applications!

It's a lifetime roof, so 25-30 years manufacturer warranty. It can compete with shingles but can be difficult to apply on steeper slopes for sure. Id say a direct competitor for shingles would be a metal roof. They are definitely gaining popularity here!

My roof was done this way lasted almost 50 years no leaks installed when my house was built in 1976. I'm in the south west desert get 120F heat.

Manufacturer spec. Im sure you COULD get away with 1 layer but its sold as a 2-ply system

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Crazy 🤣

@@jamesbaker-fu2zihaha hey I’m pretty new to this and just asking 😆

Yuppers!

Fire extinguisher was like 10' away and i dont know about a roller bar. Here in Canada this is how its done. Torch weld the cap to the base while pulling with pull cane. The weight of the roll pushes the two membranes together and pushes out the bleedout at the seam. When you get to the end of the roll you have to push down with your cane to get a better bond and push out the bleedout. Happy roofing!

Thank you!

@@MrFlatroofer islam is cancer

Stay in Wales doing your work if you think this is a good job 😂😂😂 more scorch marks than a burnt firework 😂😂😂

@OLDSKOOLRAVER1 says who? Some drug addict who os too old to be dancing like a drug addict in warehouses at night with teens?

@OLDSKOOLRAVER1 scorched like your serotonin after 25 years of MDMA and and pills?

Has its ups and downs haha

Just had 2 bulge disk and a herneated disk surgery, not the same anymore. Can't roof no more. 20 years of hard work 💪.

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Jo

@thetrahanman wsib said I win. 7 m9nths back pay, all my re hab paid. Full time job in the office at same rate. I make more then my manager and won't be back on the roof till I'm 100 percent. Honestly, I'm 100 percent now, just playing the game.

Fingers crossed for ya dude! 🤞🏽

Hope you heal up fast!

Journeymen here in bc make anywhere from 30-50/hr

@@thetrahanman I make 51, hurt back, if wsib wins I get fucked z if I wins I get desk job and 51

@@thetrahanman back geting better, don't tell, desk j9b