Probably but there’s a gap where it joins now, more concerned about the small blisters under the seal in one area though
Blisters on the paint or seal? It’s quite common on the paint on a glass fibre roof, if it was painted less than 2 years ago you might have some warranty.
It’s due to solvent vapour forming in the laminate, you’ll find that they expand and shrink back according to the weather. If you pop the blister you will get water under the paint (it may already be there)
You could do a full paint job but there is no guarantee it won’t happen again, baking in the paint shop oven with the paint stripped should reduce the chance of reoccurrence. Major £ and hassle if you want a re-spray.
What roof manufacturer?
Not sure who the roof is, the conversion was done by Cascade Conversions, there is one or 2 popped but I was wondering what I could fill it with to stop water getting in, it’s not worth getting it painted as it’s only small and under the seal if I can keep it water tight hopefully it will be ok
Most roofs the seal isn’t supposed to be glued on, just a push fit.
There is some stretch in the seal. You should be able to pull back 2-3m of seal and put a slight stretch on it when fitting it to close the gap. If you still have a gap you can do the same with the other end of the seal.
Seal now fitted and is how it was but it’s the few small bubbles in the gel coat that I’m concerned about
Gel coat or paint?
