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| I will most likely not get my roof built before the winter sets in as we had snow on the ground this morning. If I can get my dome and chimney wrapped with the insulation and covered with wire, will a layer of mortar or stucco on the outside waterproof it for the winter and keep the dome from absorbing moisture? I want to be able to curre the oven and use it without the roof on it yet. Probably wont get the roof on until spring time. |
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| Most likely not, most mortar and render isnt water proof.
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| I put a double layer of tarp on mine. |
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| thats probably what I will do then. thanks |
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