Caulk Equilevent of Eternabond?
Hi All, Absolutely love the long lasting nature of the eternabond on my roof. However, DW says I am not allowed to cover all the seams on the side of the RV with it! So I am looking fo...
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I think all caulks need to be checked and redone after a period of time; just the nature of the beast. The exception would be if someone made a two part (resin/hardener) epoxy caulk that used a caulk gun that mixed the two parts, so the caulk would not just have stuff evaporate, but actually cure in place. This caulk would be a polyurethane mix so it would stretch and flex, but still keep a solid seal.
If I wanted to seal it and forget about it, I'd use Eternabond tape. In the time I've been on rv.net, I've read only one failure story that I remember, although EB needs to be applied as per directions since if the tape is stretched or it isn't pushed into place by a roller, the microsealant won't hold.
If I wanted to seal it and forget about it, I'd use Eternabond tape. In the time I've been on rv.net, I've read only one failure story that I remember, although EB needs to be applied as per directions since if the tape is stretched or it isn't pushed into place by a roller, the microsealant won't hold.
