Lap Sealant vs Eternabond Tape
So here I am on the roof of our 2013 TT. That's because during a recent driving rain we got water on the carpet below a vent. Yep, two years old and the vent covers look like they are at least 10 year...
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Thanks guys.
Looks like this same stuff...
Dicor Lap Sealant
is being called lap sealant or caulk, depending on the seller, but the label calls it lap sealant. I guess it's the right stuff for the roof?
I like the idea of cleaning the old, and just reapplying where needed a little here and there. I hate to clean all of the old completely off and re-apply entirely, and I hate to spend the money on a complete Eternabond application. I like the idea of the front and rear seam thing for the tape (in future?) and self-leveling everywhere else.
This roof has three skylights, three vents, one antennae, three plumbing vents, one air conditioner and a refrigerator vent so that's a lot of work if just some touch up is perfectly adequate.
I'm still open for more thoughts and input.
Looks like this same stuff...
Dicor Lap Sealant
is being called lap sealant or caulk, depending on the seller, but the label calls it lap sealant. I guess it's the right stuff for the roof?
I like the idea of cleaning the old, and just reapplying where needed a little here and there. I hate to clean all of the old completely off and re-apply entirely, and I hate to spend the money on a complete Eternabond application. I like the idea of the front and rear seam thing for the tape (in future?) and self-leveling everywhere else.
This roof has three skylights, three vents, one antennae, three plumbing vents, one air conditioner and a refrigerator vent so that's a lot of work if just some touch up is perfectly adequate.
I'm still open for more thoughts and input.
