How do you look for leaks?
Okay here is where the rubber meets the road. I have been reading the comments on the merits of fiberglass or stick and tin with supporter and detractor on both sides; all agree water is bad. N...
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The only downside of Eternabond is that a potential buyer might consider it a "hackjob". This is ironic because Eternabond is a lot better than caulk, but appearances sell.
Were I keeping my TT for the long haul, I'd be paying a few people a couple hundred each, and having a day where all the fixtures (skylights, vents) get replaced/upgraded, the roof primed, the tape laid down and pressed flat with a roller, then the tape's edges caulked. However, since I plan to sell my TT either this year or next, I just make sure all the joints are sealed tightly every 90 days.
Were I keeping my TT for the long haul, I'd be paying a few people a couple hundred each, and having a day where all the fixtures (skylights, vents) get replaced/upgraded, the roof primed, the tape laid down and pressed flat with a roller, then the tape's edges caulked. However, since I plan to sell my TT either this year or next, I just make sure all the joints are sealed tightly every 90 days.
