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			Roof Surface Preparation
			Laying Out RUBBERALL® EPDM Membrane
			Pipe Penetrations
			Protrusion In The Roof
			Adhering Membrane With Solvent Based Bonding Adhesive
			Adhering Membrane With Water Based Bonding Adhesive
			Seaming Membrane Panels With Seam Tape
			Splicing And Seaming With Rubber To Rubber Adhesive
			Alternative Panel Layout And Seaming
			Perimeter Walls & Inside Corners
			Outside Corner Finish Detail
			Cover Strip
			Peel And Stick Pipe Boot
			Pipe Or Conduit Flashings Using Uncured Flashing With Tape
			Wall Termination
			T-Joints
			Field Seam Radical Bend
			Roof Edge Termination With Metal Drip Edge
			Terminating RUBBERALL® On Fascia
			RUBBERALL® Membrane To Shingle Transition
			One Piece Drain Sleeve
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			Pitch Pockets
			Protecting RUBBERALL® Membrane In High Foot Traffic Areas (Decks)
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			RUBBERALL® Roofing Membrane Material And Labor Limited Warranty
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Cover Strip

Where a protrusion in the roof, such as a pipe or curb opening, was encountered while installing the RUBBERALL® membrane; the membrane was cut to the nearest edge to allow easy layout of the membrane. After the field sheet has been glued and broomed into place, apply a six inch (6") wide Cured Cover Strip over the entire cut in the field sheet from the pipe to the end of the sheet, prior to pipe boot installation.

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