(NOT GOOD) I would not want to deal with this!!!!!! Good luck with your Inspection!!! and good luck with this. E
Well I haven't got a clue, but it's not pretty and I'm glad it's not my issue to deal with.............but I'll be back to see if you get an answer.
Now now...let's not be alarmists...it could be decorative...petrified paint dripping of the non-lead variety make year round icicle decor !
Good morning Margaret. I bet Tom A gets it, but my view is that it isn't a good thing and certainly not attractive.
Good morning, Margaret..... it's probably something to do with condensation.... the top of the beam is cold and the air in the garage is warmer...when the two meet is creates condesation and that photo is the result.... just a guess!!
It just proves that no matter how long we are in this business, something new always pops up.
Looks like a cool flat roof repair. A PVC material can be painted onto roofs, onto which a membrane is applied. One of these materials is called Sarnafil. When it gets too hot it can run. Looking at the photos, the material is coming out between seams in wood and holes in the roofing.
I can't be sure of course. If it tasted like chicken it's Sarnafil.
Ok, the taste part is a joke...
Jay, That's funny but I did not taste or touch it.
There is a marble patio above this garage but no roof. Does that help?
Ewwww.... I wouldn't have touched them either! I'm hoping to see an answer here soon!
If it's a marble patio above that could be dripping latex sizing or sealer under the mastic. The heat may have forced it into the gaps between the wood members, and it is dripping.
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