Removing old Dicor on rubber roof
I want to remove my old rooftop TV antenna because it shattered recently. The antenna legs are sealed with Dicor which is rock hard. The roof is rubber. I searched previous RVnet posts and found ...
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I used a dull putty knife to remove all the bad Dicor on both my present rig and the fiver. The surface of Dicor may be hard and cracked, but it'll usually be a little softer underneath. It peels off pretty easy but it takes a little patience.
When I applied the new Dicor, I covered it in aluminum duct tape (not the cloth type!) to create a new surface on the Dicor. So far in several years running, the Dicor has not hardened, nor cracked, nor collected dirt.
When I applied the new Dicor, I covered it in aluminum duct tape (not the cloth type!) to create a new surface on the Dicor. So far in several years running, the Dicor has not hardened, nor cracked, nor collected dirt.
