Seam Caulk

Bumpyroad wrote:

Fleet Man wrote:
Go to the Winnebago web site. You can find the factory caulk specs there for your unit.

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bumpy

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Fleet Man wrote:
Go to the Winnebago web site. You can find the factory caulk specs there for your unit.

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bumpy

I have used Eternabond on the end cap seams. Dicor self leveling on other flat surfaces. Geoseal on the roof to side wall transition. On the latter make sure you use a screw driver or other tool to get the caulk down between the wall and the roof.

Go to the Winnebago web site. You can find the factory caulk specs there for your unit.

On the Winnebago and Itasca roof to wall seam the best thing I have used is the Proflex from camping world. It is a sealant and adhesive in one and will hold well. Most others I tried only lasted a year or so but the proflex will lastfor years. Do not use any type of silicone sealant.

I have used both lap sealant and eternabond tape. Both work great. In my view it's six in one and a half dozen in the other. BTW, I have seen eternabond tape be not so eterna if water sits under it long enough. It is a great product nonetheless. This is assuming the you have a EDPM rubber roof. If it's something else I go with eternabond tape or some sealant that is consistent with the roof you have, ie.. fiberglass, TPO rubber, metal, etc..

If you use the Eternabond it will probably be done for life. I have used it on my coaches and once lasts forever if you do it right.

If you have any of that EternaBond tape.....throw it away.

DICOR calk!!

Use the tape well worth it

Dicor Self Leveling Lap Sealant and/or Eternabond Tape Sealant.