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It should still be pliable. There also may be adjustment rings around where the pipe exits, now. If so, you may have to cut a ring out for a larger pipe. I'd try it without cutting anything first.
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It appears he has this boot which is adaptable to 5" or so by cutting rings.
#3 8-1/4 in. x 4 in. PVC Pipe Boot 6769313000 - The Home Depot
This Pipe Boot can be used to flash pipe diameters of 1/4 in. to 5 in. Designed for metal roofing. The flexible base fits tightly to any panel configuration and roof pitch. This design has proved to deliver
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The boot is not leaking, now, right? Don't gob on any sealants, and don't remove it. The pipe will self seal in the rubber boot. If you cut it, just make sure it leaves a really good, snug fit for the pipe.
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It's not that we are smarter than the average bear, but we have just BTDT, and have experiences, either good or bad to draw from. Thanks for the accolades.
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