Geocel Proflex Rv

Question

I had to seal a few spots on the motorhome (not the roof). I used Geocel Proflex Rv sealant.
It's been about a month and it's seems to be holding up well.

But it is still a little tacky. I used the clear, and it is very shiny.

Is this normal for this product?
I'd like to do more sealing in the future. Is there something else I should be using? Thanks for any help

gdub2 · Answer

Have also used the clear it stays tacky for a few days but will dry nicely.

2oldman · Answer

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charlysmom_dad · Answer

Gdub2 wrote:Have also used the clear it stays tacky for a few days but will dry nicely.I used it about a month ago. It still feels a little sticky. It is also very shiny. I was wondering if that was normal.2oldman, thanks for the posts, I read them all. I found some good stuff in there. It seems loke a lot of people like geocel proflex.Also, a lot of people have their own favorites. I should just pick one and hope for the best.

big_katuna · Answer

My local RV service guy just resealed my end caps and vents with it.

But reading website it says not for EPDM or TPO roofs.

I have TPO, although most of it went on 2-3 layers of Dicor lap sealant.

Am I missing something?

mile_high · Answer

I truly hate that stuff. It is the hardest stuff to apply as you only get one shot at smoothing it, and it is absolutely miserable to take off. As you try to remove it, it turns to a crystally rubber.

Katuna, if someone used that on your roof, they messed up. Vents on the roof (or anything horizontal) should be self leveling lap sealant only.

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