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Replant wrote:Here is how to remove the eternabond and reseal the area.KelliL wrote:
I used regular Eternabond on my RV and was less than impressed. There are spots where it doesn't stay stuck down (it peels up). Guess I should have spent a little more and tried the cloth stuff.
When I put Eternabond on my RV there are areas where I did not clean well enough with paint thinner. As a result the tape does not stick in some spots. Other areas are fine and it will be very difficult to remove it and do the job right. Nothing like learning the hard way. :S
โSep-01-2011 06:19 PM
KelliL wrote:Something was wrong, The eternabond can not be stretched when applying it, Some people stretch it when they put it onto the body/roof and this will cause it to come up and not stick good, I know the cloth backing roof seal that I used is great and I don't think it will ever leak, Now the window seal eternabond that has the thin plastic film there after you stick it on, It is a clear plastic, That kind is not any good for anything other than sealing windows, And I don't mean sealing windows like where you would use the gray putty, It is for sealing around a window like a house window, I used it to overlap the window frame, Like 2 inch outside and overlap 2 inch inside and then set the window in and seal the window with double sided eternabond, So with that said I think other than the window seal, ALL of the other eternabond works really great. Just don't stretch it when you apply it.:B
I used regular Eternabond on my RV and was less than impressed. There are spots where it doesn't stay stuck down (it peels up). Guess I should have spent a little more and tried the cloth stuff.
โSep-01-2011 04:21 PM
KelliL wrote:
I used regular Eternabond on my RV and was less than impressed. There are spots where it doesn't stay stuck down (it peels up). Guess I should have spent a little more and tried the cloth stuff.
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skimask wrote:Yes that is the Eternabond I first put Eternabond over it and then a strip of vally tin, (Aluminum) and then eternabond over it again, It is the Cloth back 4" wide eternabond roof seal, That is the kind that you need, Cloth backing eternabond, But its was like $135 for a 4"x50' roll,....Great stuff and the cloth back can be painted over.
The third picture in the 09:08pm post above...
Is that the Eternabond tape around the outside of the overhead?
What type of Eternabond tape is it and is that the 4" or 6" tape?
Is it placed about 1/2 over the top and 1/2 over the side of the edges?
If that's what it looks like, I'm good with that. Looks great to me. I can just imagine some others scowling at it saying that it doesn't look like a "factory finish". Well, the factory finish leaked and caused problems. From what I gather, I don't think this "after-the-factory" finish will ever leak or ever cause any problems. That's perfect in my book.
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ALnCORY wrote:Thanks man,....Yeah just a little class for the classic.....LOL:B
Great window trucker,,, your giving the big class A's a run for their money with that one!
โAug-31-2011 07:05 PM
tboss wrote:Yes I plan on putting up cabinets and your right I will have to be careful about how close they are to that window, I plan on a bit smaller cabinet up over the kitchen sink, I think I can still have a little cabinet and not get to close to the window.
hey driver are you gonna put cabinets on the wall over the window and if so will the cabinets interfear with the window...???just askin