How I reseal our RV windows
The first few windows we resealed were the ones we removed to rebuild the rear walls. This is where we made our mistakes and figured out what works. Our two most important lessons learned was to use...
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RVcircus wrote:In my area, the Geocel line is hard to find. I found a roofing distributor that stocked Geocel Tripolymer 2300. It is almost identical to Proflex but has just a bit more elongation and tensile strength. I am down to my last tube so will have to get more of this or similar. Geocel also makes OEM truck/trailer and mobile home sealants. I haven't read all the data sheets but some of them look promising.
Thanks for checking it out! I'm glad someone besides me thought the intro was funny:D
I usually strive to be handsome or handy (I'll never be both), but my wife and I don't always agree on which I am. I'm going with handsome for sure.
I love Proflex...it's the best sealant I've used. I just finished off my last tube and will be ordering more just to have around.westend wrote:Check out our video to see how we reseal our RV windows (I must say I look unusually handsome)
https://youtu.be/belS_95xLcA
Don't forget our mission statement: "If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy" :B
I especially liked the intro. You are showing a lot of skill in the video compiling, keep them coming!
BTW, nice work on the window. That Proflex is all it should be, correct?
