Water between two layers of resisto membrane

I rebuilt my roof last summer and with snow melt, some water got trapped in between my membrane layers (Resisto base and final membrane). With heat, I thought maybe water would be removed naturally but I think I am wrong now. I think we fixed the issue on why the water is there in the first place, but now I gotta remove that water. As the roof is not 100% flat, the water seems to go lower a little and it seems to cause more issues. I was thinking about getting some syringe and remove the water and patch the membrane with pitch (roof coating). Do you have a better idea? Do you think I should wait for 30 degrees to come to see if it gets resolved naturally? submitted by /u/fixmyanxiety [link] [comments]

Apr 29, 2025 - 00:37

I rebuilt my roof last summer and with snow melt, some water got trapped in between my membrane layers (Resisto base and final membrane). With heat, I thought maybe water would be removed naturally but I think I am wrong now. I think we fixed the issue on why the water is there in the first place, but now I gotta remove that water. As the roof is not 100% flat, the water seems to go lower a little and it seems to cause more issues.

I was thinking about getting some syringe and remove the water and patch the membrane with pitch (roof coating). Do you have a better idea? Do you think I should wait for 30 degrees to come to see if it gets resolved naturally?

submitted by /u/fixmyanxiety
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