Bullet premier 31bhr 2012.
Anyone have experience with one or know about the quality? Our old trailer( in sig) got major water damage and more than worth to repair. Luckily found roof damage insurance paid out to even out our l...
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bobndot wrote:
This applies to any RV .
If you properly and regularly maintain it by properly prepping it and using the proper caulk for a roof , it should not leak.
Each time I use any rv I have ever owned, I climb onto the roof and inspect it. Tree branches (even small ones) can puncture the sealant causing a leak .
I wipe clean the caulk with Dicor roof cleaner then apply a very thin coat of dicor self leveling roof caulk on the seams. I use a wet finger or a small plastic blade to smooth it all out. Knock..Knock...Knock...never had a leak. :)
I do this once a year unless I can see or SUSPECT that I hit a tree branch.
Yep. We learned a tough lesson.
