Rv roof repair using Flex seal.

Flex seal is only a temporary fix. I wouldn't trust that stuff to hold up very long. Best to get some Dicor Self Leveling lap sealant or Eternabond or similar product depending on where your leak is. Those products are made for RV repairs. Do it right the first time and be done.

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looks great on tv but in real life use the right product.

I’d be Leary of anything not specified by the rubber roof makers, such as Dicor. Have you priced replacing that rubber membrane? Breathtaking is the word I’d use to describe the cost of ruining that rubber.

Maybe you'll get better answer if you ask you question again in a Fourth post

2012Coleman wrote:
Maybe you'll get better answer if you ask you question again in a Fourth post

:B:R

I'll let you know in a year or two. My wife's Aunt and Uncle completely covered their RV's roof with the stuff.

2012Coleman wrote:
Maybe you'll get better answer if you ask you question again in a Fourth post

Deja vu...?

dfm11 wrote:
has anyone used flex seal on their rubber roof on a trailer to stop leaks if you have please let me know what kind of results you've had. I am talking about the liquid flex seal that comes in quarts and 1/2 gallons

No, don’t use that stuff for anything, JMHO.

I used it to patch a cracked hatch cover. After a winter in outdoor storage I could wipe it off with my bare hand.

As stated here, it’s not a permanent fix.

Eternabond Tape for do it yourself. Pending what your fix is needed?