Roof replacement - under or over end caps?
I have recently purchased a 1986 Class C Citation by Georgie Boy on a chevy chassis. Great low milage unit until i discovered a leak and rot and more rot. Long story short, 80% of the unit is now rebuilt. I will now be putting on a new roof.
My question is this:
Is there any reason why I should not put the rubber roof over top of the end caps rather than underneath as it came from the factory? It seems to me that from a logical perspective if the roof material was over top, it may be less prone to leaks. I intend to put trim overtop with the usual caulking and then seal it all off with 6" Eternabond tape. Any input would be highly appreciated.
Andre
My question is this:
Is there any reason why I should not put the rubber roof over top of the end caps rather than underneath as it came from the factory? It seems to me that from a logical perspective if the roof material was over top, it may be less prone to leaks. I intend to put trim overtop with the usual caulking and then seal it all off with 6" Eternabond tape. Any input would be highly appreciated.
Andre
