1985 Fleetwood Bounder Roof
I have a 1985 Fleetwood Bounder 32 footer (well 31.9 or something) It is permanently parked on my land in Vermont. We use it to camp on and to stay in while we are building our retirement cabin (fro...
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gbopp wrote:
Can you raise the front to help drain the water?
I would not use cement on the roof.
Find the leak and repair it with Eternabond or Dicor self leveling caulk.
Then recoat the roof.
I agree. Reposition it so the water runs a different way. While leaks are tough to find, it's not rocket science either. There are holes in the roof for stuff to poke through. Seal those holes.
The A/C is a little different in that it will have a seal where it sits on the roof. You can wrench it down tighter from inside if that's where you suspect the water is coming in.
I would guess that in 1985 your roof is aluminum?
