Eternal bond tape or Dicor?

LarryJM, nice work. I did something similar but my artistic skills aren't quite as good. I have had good success with the tape and recently did nearly all of my caulked areas on the roof. Areas I had fixed with Dicor just two years ago was cracked again and needed replacement on my rig so I taped everything I could get too and always have tape with me just in case.

Can't comment on the longevity with the recent repairs but know it was holding well after a few years on our last trailer

Steve

93Cobra2771 wrote:
If you already have the eternabond, that is what I would use.

I have a roll of eternabond, but it's only about 2" wide. Just ordered some Dicor

Was thinking of sending pictures of mine but they are almost the same as Larry.
I think that the key to Eternabond is roll, roll, roll, and roll again.

LarryJM wrote:

rhagfo wrote:

I like good seals and something easy to inspect, tape can have all kinds of issues once applied, and looks like CR** when used around vents and skylights.

Spoken like someone that doesn't know how to install something as you call "CORRECTLY" and I'll take my job done almost 8 years ago that still looks the same as below that much later over anything you can show me using Dicor ....

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Very nicely done! Love the work around the antenna. I'll have to take a pic of the dicor sculpted masterpiece from the factory that I have. Was trying to work out how to handle mine and you have given me inspiration.

If you already have the eternabond, that is what I would use.

cwit wrote:
I use all divorce products.

I'll think of something.. wait for it.

rhagfo wrote:

I like good seals and something easy to inspect, tape can have all kinds of issues once applied, and looks like CR** when used around vents and skylights.

Spoken like someone that doesn't know how to install something as you call "CORRECTLY" and I'll take my job done almost 8 years ago that still looks the same as below that much later over anything you can show me using Dicor ....

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Dicor also makes a great tape. I use all divorce products.

Thanks for all the replies. Probably will use Dicor.

Bill.Satellite wrote:
Both should work depending upon the situation. I prefer Dicor self-leveling for all my roof maintenance but which ever you choose the preparation is the most important thing to ensure you are happy with the results.

X2!
I replaced our rear vent with a fantastic fan. In removing the old it was not bedded in Dicor, the Dicor was flowed around the edge and over all screw heads. That the same way I replaced it.

I like good seals and something easy to inspect, tape can have all kinds of issues once applied, and looks like CR** when used around vents and skylights. Done correctly Dicor self-leveling sealant will do the job correctly.