Whaddaya like, top or bottom?

When installing peel-and-stick membrane with split-release paper on a sloped roof, do you pull off the top or bottom release paper first? What did you think I meant? I like it both ways, conditions vary in doing repairs.

Bottoms up!!

Top or bottom?

I like variety, but generally speaking, I prefer bottom. Visually it's easier to keep things lined up.

What are we talking about, again?

We used to nail a base sheet down first and then torch on the cap sheet. Now they have the torch on base or the S.A. base and that works just fine. I still don't use the SA for a "flat" roof. You are really good at it.

There are slope limitations to the SA membranes. At least 1/2" per foot, at least I was told that. If it is hot out when you apply it, it sticks like a bear. You have to roll the seams too. I like it a lot for big open areas, as it is clean and there is no danger of fire. I know you do a lot of the torch ons Vaa, and i admire your work, but you would have to admit that to rely on a hired hand to do that work and sleep well at night would be tough. Insurance is high over here if you use the torch applied, and most don't!

Depends on how long is it???? B) :) :) B) Deep Down In Florida Where The Sun Shines Damn Near Every Day