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plessm
Explorer
Nov 14, 2013

Looking at 10 year old Komfort new to rubber roof

I sold my 1972 Timberline "Twenty-Two- Six" last year after having our third kid. It was an oldie but goodie, we just outgrew it. It was my Grandpas since 1985 and he gave it to me in 1996 when he dec...
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colliehauler
Explorer III
Nov 14, 2013
Bumpyroad wrote:
I wouldn't want another rubber roofed RV. I would get, but not prefer, a TPO one.
determine exactly which roof it has, the Dicor sealant website has a good video on how to determine it. and the advertised age limit of a rubber roof is 12 years so take that expense into the amount you are willing to pay for the RV.
bumpy
My EDPM had a 20 year warrenty. I never had a RV over 12 years old. I think the next new RV I'll try the Rino roof coating.

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