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msmith1199
Jul 31, 2017Explorer II
jplante4 wrote:
Both. Clean the seam of old caulk, seal the seam with Eternabond, feather the edges and seal with Dicor.
This is what I did with a couple of exceptions. I completely took the seam apart and removed the old screws. I think put new screws and used some pieces of oak inside on the back of the roof to give the screws something to eat in to. I couldn't get to the entire seam from the bottom, but I got to about four feet of the center. Then before putting the Eternabond tape on. I sealed the seam with Dicor, being careful not to over do it. The ertnabond won't stick to the Dicor so I made sure just to seal under the seam and leave the fiberglass explosed. Been working for two years now with no leaks. I posted photos on here, I'll try and find them and post the links.
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