Eternabond job is in my future now where do I buy the stuff?

pdogg wrote:

solismaris wrote:
Well, you'all have convinced me. I now know there will be a sizeable amount of Eternabonding in my not too distant future. Sounds like the way, if I plan to keep this trailer for a long time (and I do). No more dicor.

Now, where is the best place to buy the stuff? Probably be needing 2 and 4 inch rolls. Best prices, good selection, etc?

Before you go taping everything shut up there, consider the possibility of replacing roof vents, or any roof fixture (as I have done many times). Dicor self leveling sealant is a ton easier to remove than that tape is..

That tape is fine for seams or repairing permanent problems..

just my $0.02

Maybe that's a point to consider.

Anyway I am more concerned with what's going on at the roof/side junctions, and root/front and roof/rear junctions. I might as well make those permanent.

Plus, the holes through the roof (vents, etc.) are a lot easier for me to access and visualize, and I feel confident I can keep up with the caulking there. But I like the idea of the permanence of Eternabond and it might be worth it there too. If I need to replace a dome or vent with eternabond couldn't I just cut all the way through the tape and rubber and cover it with a larger strip of eternabond?

solismaris wrote:
Well, you'all have convinced me. I now know there will be a sizeable amount of Eternabonding in my not too distant future. Sounds like the way, if I plan to keep this trailer for a long time (and I do). No more dicor.

Now, where is the best place to buy the stuff? Probably be needing 2 and 4 inch rolls. Best prices, good selection, etc?

Before you go taping everything shut up there, consider the possibility of replacing roof vents, or any roof fixture (as I have done many times). Dicor self leveling sealant is a ton easier to remove than that tape is..

That tape is fine for seams or repairing permanent problems..

just my $0.02

j-d wrote:
Best Materials used to be very competitive. I don't know if they still are. I'll add this: Eternabond products are just plain drop-dead-good!

I have purchased about 6 or 8 rolls from Best Materials, they have the best selection. But for just a roll of 4 or 6 inch Amazon is the best deal I found lately.

Be sure to get the heavy metal roller to apply the tape.

Jim

Got mine at Best Materials.

Best Materials used to be very competitive. I don't know if they still are. I'll add this: Eternabond products are just plain drop-dead-good!

Awhile back I bought 4 4" rolls and 12 tubes of caulk, self leveling and regular off EBay for $250 delivered.

I found my local roofing supply co had it about a cheap as anyone. $55 for a Roll of four inch.

Lots of places to buy it. Google eternabond and do some price shopping.

Here ya go. Eternabond Tape. Make sure you clean the area really good where the tape is to be applied. Good luck.