Oh no! Water leaks
Having a mini panick attack. My new (to me) RV just weathered its first storm with the slides out. The living room slide has some leaks. The ceiling of the slide, closest to the inside of the rv has ...
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zach477 wrote:I see you figured it out but if the manufacturer did not build it to be water tight, you may have to remove the topper, seal the top of the slide up real good with dicor, and then replace. I thought about using eternabond but the slide seals may have a problem with that.Pirate wrote:
An often overlooked area to make sure is sealed up is the top of the slide. Even though you have a slide topper, water can and will end up on top of the slide. Any seams that are not sealed properly will end up giving you leaks inside.
How can I check this? It's 11 feet in the air and under a slide topper. I'm pretty sure this is where the water is coming in.
