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O. Anderson

April 02, 2001 10:39AM

My experience is that canvas roofs are painted. When the canvas has aged, dry rotted and cracked, it was a common maintenance step to tar the canvas. You might tar the canvas to represent a particular era, but I would vote for painting the roof black, given a choice.

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Tar roof References needed	Bill Kepner	April 01, 2001 09:28PM
Re: Tar roof References needed	C.B.Story	April 01, 2001 11:01PM
Re: Tar roof References needed	Brian Norden	April 02, 2001 12:23AM
Re: Tar roof References needed	O. Anderson	April 02, 2001 10:39AM
Re: Tar roof References needed	matt j.	April 02, 2001 07:39AM
Re: Tar roof References needed	Craig Kumler	April 02, 2001 11:28AM
Re: Tar roof References needed	Earl	April 02, 2001 01:09PM
Re: Tar roof References needed	AL P.	April 02, 2001 02:39PM
Re: Tar roof References needed	Bill Kepner	April 08, 2001 07:20PM
Re: Tar roof References needed	Howard Bunte	April 08, 2001 10:31PM

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