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Just behind the front top edge of my 04 class c minnie is a joint on the roof. It is a crease that goes all the way across. Since it is sort of a indented crease ( joint) I am thinking to continue using the same proflex I used in areas below. Am I right, if not explain why I would use the self leveling caulk. thanks Doug

jimk-ny · Answer

I had problems with two different tubes of Proflex bought a few months apart at different parts of the country. I think there was a quality control issue or the tubes were too old. The caulk initially seemed OK but would not maintain a seal.

Now I only use Dicor.

cummins12v98 · Answer

Eternabond May be a good choice.

techwriter · Answer

Cummins12V98 wrote:Eternabond May be a good choice.Or Eternacaulk.

brownleaf · Answer

While I need that alert to proflex, I still need to know whether in that particular place on the roof do I need self leveling or not. Thanks Doug

ed_gee · Answer

Winnebago recommends a Polyether sealant such as Manus 75-AM .    It has better adhesion and more importantly, better flexibility for the front cap junction than self leveling types.    I re-did mine with it ....  and when dry I installed 4" Eternabond on top of the seam.  I doubt I will ever have to address that seam seal again.

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