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Lead Contamination

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Is there any lead in metal roofs?
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9/9/2004
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This is certainly not the case with most metal roofs today. However, some older roofs could have lead in them and sometimes lead flashings have been used. Additionally, some metals are available with lead coatings for historic applications.
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can you solder a patch on a metal roof
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12/4/2005
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It depends upon the type of metal roof. Most products, though, the manufacturer will suggest some other options. Todd Miller
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12/5/2005
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all I know it is the old type that you crimp together. can you uncrimp the seam and put a new piece of tin. what I have is a couple of holes that has into the tin.
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Yes, you can probably uncrimp the panels to replace one. Todd Miller
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would it be easy to patch the holes or change the tin.if patch the holes what is the best way to do that.
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This is pretty far outsid emy expertise unfortunately but I am guessing that the holes include rust onb the backside of the metal and will probably continue to spread even with patching attempts. However, if you do a Google search for "metal roof restoration" you will find many products that are coatings and membranes that will work for various types of repairs. Todd Miller
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