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Which dicor do I need to fill seals on roof?
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FULLTIMEWANABE wrote:
Check out Eternabond. We started using this 2 years ago, and through tons of snow on roof sitting, lots of rainy days etc not a sign of a leak since. Not cheap for us to do every seam, edge of all furniture fixed to RV (ladder fix, antenna, air vents, skylights etc), and even cut very thin to go around the windscreen that was leaking forever before hand and now amount of resetting the screen stopped it.
Just saying, FWIW. We are Eternabond junkies now, even using it to block up holes around stucco where pipes enter buildings etc.
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I agree...do Dicor every year or every other year...do Eternabond once...
but clean good either method- Check out Eternabond. We started using this 2 years ago, and through tons of snow on roof sitting, lots of rainy days etc not a sign of a leak since. Not cheap for us to do every seam, edge of all furniture fixed to RV (ladder fix, antenna, air vents, skylights etc), and even cut very thin to go around the windscreen that was leaking forever before hand and now amount of resetting the screen stopped it.
Just saying, FWIW. We are Eternabond junkies now, even using it to block up holes around stucco where pipes enter buildings etc.
. - Lap seal. Self leveling for the roof. They have color choices now. Gray, White Tan. Good stuff
- What is the difference in lsw and lst?
SoundGuy wrote:
zackyboy3rs wrote:
Which dicor do I need to fill seals on roof?
Dicor self leveling lap sealant - 501LSW.
Thankszackyboy3rs wrote:
Which dicor do I need to fill seals on roof?
Dicor self leveling lap sealant - 501LSW.- Lap seal
