Rip in rubber roof

Since it's just plain unnatural for everyone here to agree on things, I'm going to go with using the goop. Preferably silicone spread by brake shoe core.

(JK!)

Eternabond with a patch kit was what I used when I tore a small hole in my roof. No leaks in 3 years, and it still looks good.

If you are concerned about getting the roof to be stuck back down to the under sheeting, I would consider using something like Lucas #8800 universal bonding adhesive and then apply the seam sealer. This site always recommends eternabond.

WTP-GC wrote:
Eternabond...
Sounds like an echo, but really the best thing you can do. Always keep a spare roll on hand. We scraped a tree last summer pulling into a campsite. Applied several strips, overlapping the ends and I can assure you it will outlast the rest of the camper.

DITTO!!! Works great! Easy and keep some on hand.

Eternabond...
Sounds like an echo, but really the best thing you can do. Always keep a spare roll on hand. We scraped a tree last summer pulling into a campsite. Applied several strips, overlapping the ends and I can assure you it will outlast the rest of the camper.

Definitely Eternabond. Clean the area well before applying and use a roller.

Eternabond for sure.

Thank you for the info!

azdryheat wrote:
Eternabond.

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It’s best use to repair tears in the rubber roof material, make sure the sealing surfaces are CLEAN!

Eternabond.