Removing Eternabond

A hair dryer or heat gun, on low, and a plastic scraper.
Some use an oscillating tool.

I used a heat gun and plastic scraper. It did a good job. Take your time.

X2. Heat gun and plastic scraper.

X3 heat gun plastic scraper.

You don't need to get all of the stickum off. As long as it is clean the new tape will stick just fine.

Ok thanks guys.
What's the best cleaner for the rubber roof before applying the Eternabond?

I have found that "hot" solvents like acetone, work the best it is recommended by Eternabond. I have used it and it has worked out very well and have yet to have any problems with it not sticking and staying that way for over 10 years.

I used something on our old trailer when I did some work to it that caused the rubber to bubble, don't want to have that trouble again.

It looks like only a small area is coming up. Can't you just trim that off, and lay a fresh layer over it?

TurnThePage wrote:
It looks like only a small area is coming up. Can't you just trim that off, and lay a fresh layer over it?

There's a few areas like that, worst areas are where it comes over the top down the side.
One spot there's a metal flange on the corner where the flange pokes through the eternabond, I gooped it up with Dicor a fey years ago but it's poking through again. I wanna pull the Eternabond back, see if I can flatten the flange then redo it. If I can't make it flat enough I'll build up a ramp with smaller pieces of Eternabond then top it off with a full strip.
But you're right, I could probly get away with just redoing the corners, ordered a 50 ft roll so will have lots to play with.

OK, so used the heat gun and scraper, as you can seee got most of the sticky **** off on the close side in the pic, acetone will take the rest off without causing the rubber to blister, is that right?
Last time I did something like this the rubber bubbled, think I used varsol, was a long time ago and don't remember exactly...

Mineral spirits. I had an RV Armor roof put on my trailer and that is what the tech used to clean it with.