I’m interested in using a faux slate roofing product called “ECOSTAR MAJESTIC SLATE”.Does anybody have any expriance with this product?
Edited 3/15/2003 3:04:06 PM ET by PATRICKM
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Edited 3/15/2003 3:04:06 PM ET by PATRICKM
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I just noticed your posting back in March and was wondering if you used this product and if so how did it go? I am considering using imitation slate on a job and had heard of the one you mentioned and another called Authentic Roof...used on an episode of This Old House.