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    so here's is a question for sealing a room.

    I have some roof rubber left from a job, would this be a great way to seal the room up, instead of plastic?

    my theory would be stud with installation, screw rubber along top then place drywall paint with drylock (white).

    #2
    r3m1 I think it would seal like a mother if you already have it I know its not cheep. good luck keep us posted love to see it
    new grow room built summer of 2017 ,argo max tent for veging ,big kahuna reflector, 1000hps with added leds for the full spectrum . 15th indoor grow ,5 years outside gorilla grows(stealth is the key),veg under t5s growing autos under 300w leds
    current grow https://forum.growweedeasy.com/forum...-new-grow-room

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      #3
      What kind of roof rubber? Is it flat roofing membrane? If so it should be okay if you seal the seams well.

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      • r3m1
        r3m1 commented
        Editing a comment
        tar paste will be used on seams with 3 inch over lay.

      • Weedgrodamus
        Weedgrodamus commented
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        That is a very good seal.

      #4
      Are you talking about sealing out air or water? I built my grow space with plywood, caulked all corners and painted with flat white paint. I did use strips of rubber roofing for the door gasket to prevent light leaks.
      DIY grow space 2.5' X 3.5' X 6.5'
      315 LEC
      6" Vortex exhaust fan w/speed control
      6" Carbon filter
      3- 6" fans
      humidifier
      temp and humidity gauge
      5 gal smart pots w/ FFOF soil
      FF trio nutrients

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      • r3m1
        r3m1 commented
        Editing a comment
        its the rubber you roll out on roofs then use tar to seal to roof. i am trying to create a sealed room fully ( no water or air).

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