rubber spray sealant on roof
Has anyone used a rubberized sealer in an aerosol can to seal up around parts on the roof.
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HMS Beagle wrote:WyoTraveler wrote:
Dicor is a trusted well known product.
Certainly not by me. In fact I would gladly pay a couple of hundred to have Dicor come and remove all their failed product from my roof. A lot of it removes itself, but the stuff that's left is a mess.
It would almost make you wonder if that is actually dicor. I haven't seen a lot of rv roofs but I have seen some old ugly dicor and it's never seemed to age like that. I have never seen it completely separate like that. It's usually cracked and still a pain to remove.
What is the inspection interval that let you find it in that advanced stage? Was water dripping from the ceiling?
