84 Windcruiser Restoration/Renovation
I have recently purchased my first RV, a 1984 Itasca Windcruiser, to restore and renovate, and have a long haul ahead of me. I've been searching for answers to many of the questions I have, but haven...
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07blacktruck wrote:
Is that coating a DIY roll on or is it sprayed on? I like the white color of it. Does the picture show the finished product?
I'm getting ready to seal the roof on my Elandan. This is good info. Thanks for posting and please keep it up.
Stay safe out there.
Ken
It is a DIY roll-on. After using the aluminum tape to seal the joints. I rolled on 3 coats. It is basically the finished product, however I have material left, and will apply two more coats once the rooftop air conditioners are installed.
I plan on ordering the new Gree Air Conditioners that have just been released. I want to take a chance on them because they include a automatic climate control as opposed to the manual interface that I've seen made on almost all non-ducted rooftop a/c's for the last 40 years. But, the roof still has a sag (even without the a/c's bearing down) after 28 years of them sitting up there. I really haven't found much to help solve the problem. I plan on trying a 3/4" plywood sheet spanning from one aluminum brace to next, 28" wide, and placed in between the aluminum roof and the insulation; to help support the air conditioner.
In the meantime, I've slowly started on ceiling replacement, screwing and liquid nailing 1/4" luaun plywood up. I then hope place a cove moulding around the ceiling perimeter trim it out.
