MFM Peel & Seal Self Stick Roll Roofing (1, 36in. Gray)

I had a roofing supplier recommend this to me for use in a new shed. Install couldn't be easier. It just rolls on and sticks. You DO need to use an asphalt primer for installation on plywood. I wish they bundled the mfm prime a seal with this. I ended up using a spray primer from Home Depot.The best part about this is that it works on a low slope. Down to 1/2" per foot. Shingles and roll roofing are 2 to 3 in 12.Make sure the roof is clean and primed. Take your time to keep it straight. Use a roller to roll it flat. Do it on a warm day.Inexpensive, easy to install and a 10 year warranty. I can't complain.

Great product

I ordered 6 of these. Five came in good condition while the 6th was damaged. See pics. Very disappointed.

Love it..first time doing a flat roof came out great but l should have ordered more then 1 roll 3ft x 35(100 sq ft) easy to apply lm 65 yrs old and afraid of heights. This made it easy and quick. I have ordered more. Received it way before original delivery date. Thank you so much. This l used on my garage flate roof l didn't prep just sweep off acorns. Its been 25yrs since last tar done on it.

Worked great

I've used this product several times on buildings that I own with flat roofs. It is expensive but is also high in quality, so you get what you pay for.I have always had to install it by myself which is quite challenging. Having one or two helpers would make a huge difference, but here is what I learned during my solo installs.....1. Get the roof surface as clean as possible (a leaf blower works great), and when applying over existing rolled roofing always use a roofing primer to clean and prepare the surface before adhering. This primer is very expensive but it's worth it.2. It is very hard to keep the roll going in a straight line by yourself. On longer runs I've had to cut it into sections of 8-10 feet to be manageable. With a helper you could probably do a full 33-foot run.3. Try to install on a warm day but not when it is super hot out and also not too windy. The adhesive is VERY STRONG (which is good), but if the roll folds and adheres to itself it is very tough to pull it back apart.4. Unroll and peel small sections at a time and use a roller to avoid getting air bubbles beneath the surface. Any bubbles are very tough to get out once they form. Make sure the edges and seams where pieces overlap are given extra attention with the roller. Having a helper pull on the roll to keep it tight would be a huge help. Once this stuff is stuck down and rolled you can't pull it back up to remove air bubbles even if you want to.

I finally got dry weather so I could use this product and I was amazed at how easy it was to work with. This stuff is amazing.

1. It's lumpy2. The backing paper tears off irregularly making it hard to place.3. It sticks to itself more than anything else.4. It wrinkles instead of laying flat.5. It is thick and probably durable.6. Because the surface is riggled you can't seal to an overlapping sheet.It was very hard to work with. We will probably use the remained to line flower boxes.