Need CW link for Cabover Sealant

No, I cleaned out all of the old sealant and cleaned the area with alcohol before applying. I did put it on pretty thick in the bad spots. I will give it more time. It does appear to be adhered to the surface good.

I,ve used proflex a few times before and i remember it takes quite a while to fully cure when it,s layed on thick eg. over 1/4" thick.
If it,s just gummy feeling or slighty soft i would give it more time to cure but if it,s still tacky enough to be transfered to a piece of cloth etc. there might be something wrong with it.

Did you happen to apply the proflex over any existing old sealant ?

OK, thanks I will try that next time.

Does anyone know if proflex stays tacky to the touch after weeks?

trnfla wrote:

OldRadios wrote:
Never used proflex.

I stick to using this for the roof seals:
Dicor Self-leveling Lap Sealant

This will not work on side seams.

They make self leveling for the top and non-leveling for sides.

Here's one for vertical seals:
Dicor 551LSW1 White Non-Sag Roof Lap Sealant

OldRadios wrote:
Never used proflex.

I stick to using this for the roof seals:
Dicor Self-leveling Lap Sealant

This will not work on side seams.

Does Dicor come in smaller tubes?

Never used proflex.

I stick to using this for the roof seals:
Dicor Self-leveling Lap Sealant

OK, I did my front cabover with proflex a couple of weeks ago and it is still tacky to the touch. Is this normal?

Dicor lap sealant would also work

Old-Biscuit wrote:
ProFlex RV Flexible Sealant...comes in Clear & White

Thanks for the response.