vinyl wrap

...even better? Rhino linings?

I can't see how a vinyl wrap would work for what you are wanting to use it for. I think it would get brittle and crack around the "weird" contours of the roof - but hell I don't know. If you're after sealing seems and areas around the vents I would just wash it real good and then apply a generous amount of Dicor sealant in the areas that are troublesome.

zippyphil wrote:
...even better? Rhino linings?

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zippyphil wrote:
...even better? Rhino linings?

"Rhino Linings Introduces Long-Term RV Roof Repair and Restoration Product"

So how do you seal it around the vents, hatches, anttena and other obstructions?

This why you rarely hear of leak issues with utility trailers, with a simple roof, it's easy to get a good long term seal.

Vinyl wraps are only good for about 3 years.

X-3 Rhino

Wonder what the ballpark cost of Rhino lining is for the average size rv roof?

I did more research on this today. I found some interesting stuff. The vinyl wraps would be most beneficial for everything BUT the roof. A 27' class C $2500 ish and you can make all the artwork or design you want.

I found really what I wanted to know after speaking with Rhino. Rhino can be used on 100% of the RV and seal roofs with ease. I saw small dents did not even matter as the liner fills that area in. The only down side is color choice, other rhino lines have tons of colors to choose from. The only other obstacle with rhino is the weight. I am still trying to figure that math problem out.

There are videos on YouTube that show simple concrete block rooms lined on the outside with another company like rhino and it withstood a bomb blast inside the room.

Rhino does not have a lot of locations that apply this product from Rhino but for the same RV listed above it is slightly less.

This might be a game changer for me buying an older 1988 model.

did anyone see the picture in the post? I am still not sure if I am posting the right way.

Phil

Phil, for picture instructions look at the first 2 threads in this, the "Do It Yourself Modifications and Upgrades (DIY)".

Ok well here is the RV I think would be a good choice for the Rhino application.