What is your long term Dicor plan?
Our camper is 2 years old. I check the roof on average 3 or 4 times per year and wash it twice. Each time I touch up questionable spots all over the roof. Today I added quite a bit along the front ...
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You can overdo adding sealant on sealant. After a period of time you have made small dams that retains water. Thats not good.
My '97 32' 5th wheel trailer still has the OEM sealant in most places. I check the sealants in the spring just before first trip...then when the trailers put up for the winter.
I have no idea what sealant brand the factory uses in '97 but whats left is still pliable.
I look for cracked sealant and just fill it with Dicor.
The only places that the OEM sealant started lifting was around the useless ski lite and the front cap/roof joint. I pulled all that would come off and added Dicor to those spots with it in mind not to create a pond.
The unit has never leaked. I've washed the roof twice in all those years. Both times was due to tree sap.
My '97 32' 5th wheel trailer still has the OEM sealant in most places. I check the sealants in the spring just before first trip...then when the trailers put up for the winter.
I have no idea what sealant brand the factory uses in '97 but whats left is still pliable.
I look for cracked sealant and just fill it with Dicor.
The only places that the OEM sealant started lifting was around the useless ski lite and the front cap/roof joint. I pulled all that would come off and added Dicor to those spots with it in mind not to create a pond.
The unit has never leaked. I've washed the roof twice in all those years. Both times was due to tree sap.
