Stationary camper roof repair advice...
A little bit of information before asking my question... I purchased an older 30' pull behind camper to be used as a "hunting/weekend cabin". The camper will eventually (hopefully in the next 1-2 ...
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A lot depends on the damage, if its a large area, repair is different than smaller sections.
I will assume it is a rubber roof.
If it is a small area, eternabond tape can make a nice repair that will last a while.
If the repair is larger, as long as the decking plywood is solid, you could get some rubber roof material, cut out a patch, glue down with rubber cement, and finish the edges with eternabond.
Make sure you caulk all your vents and protrusions.
I will assume it is a rubber roof.
If it is a small area, eternabond tape can make a nice repair that will last a while.
If the repair is larger, as long as the decking plywood is solid, you could get some rubber roof material, cut out a patch, glue down with rubber cement, and finish the edges with eternabond.
Make sure you caulk all your vents and protrusions.
