Things You'll Need:
- Roofing Cement
- Roofing Cement
- Sand
- Spreader Trowels
- Cold Chisels
- Hammers
- Hammers
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Step 1
Chip out cracked mortar with a cold chisel and hammer.
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Step 2
Remove the cap tiles carefully (at the ridge of the roof). Pay attention to the order of the tiles so you can replace them in the same order.
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Step 3
Soak the tiles for a few hours in water.
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Step 4
Mix 1 part portland cement with 3 parts sand and add enough water to form a stiff mortar.
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Step 5
Use a small trowel to lay hot-dog'size strips along the line where the old mortar was.
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Step 6
Replace the tiles and clean up any mortar poking out with a trowel.
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Step 7
Call a professional to make major repairs.











Comments
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