roof sealing

If you have a rubber or TPO roof sealing is a waste of time and money. Ever see an office building roof sealed? I think not and its the same material. Cleaners and sealants are all hype and will do NOTHING to extend the roof life....and in many cases shorten it. The more you wash it the more rubber you remove on an EPDM membrane

I use DICOR "self leveling" sealant on the seams (front and rear caps) and around all the roof vents, antenna, etc., etc..
Every other year,

I will bring new life to this topic, with this, can you use a vinyl wrap company to seal the roof? I imagine there would still be prep work but would the vinyl be thick enough and durable enough? I would like to think this (vinyl) would fix many leaks around the vents. My plan would be strip the roof of vents, ac... smooth anything out an then wrapping the roof first then the rest of the RV. Thoughts?

-Phil

Dicor

I have a fiberglass roof, I use dicor self leveling and dicor non-sag. The instructions on the Dicor site tell you which to use where.

Chopperbob wrote:
Bus Kote. Google it.

bus coat is to paint the entire roof over its not for sealing roof caps and roof vent and roof fans and screw holes etc etc etc

If u just want to put a thin sealant/paint over the entire roof then Bus Kote is the best I know of but all the above stuff needs a dicor type roof seal applied first( if needed)

terryflt wrote:
Hi what brand of sealants do most of you people use to reseal your roof
Thanks
Terry

Self leveling Dicor caulk, Eternabond tape.
Mel
'96 Safari, fiberglass roof

Dicor on rubber roof. Eternabond on all perimeter seams. EB eliminates any resealing for many years.

terryflt wrote:
Hi what brand of sealants do most of you people use to reseal your roof

Thanks
Terry

what kind of roof do you have?
bumpy

I have a rubber roof and use dicor sealant.