life of a rubber roof, without any damage
Just trying to get an idea of the life of a rubber roof on my Jayco Greyhawk. Its been no issue at this time, (2007) just looking forward, has not been treaded , so at this time should it be done, tha...
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spoon059 wrote:That's a common phenomenon, mistrusting (or not reading) the owner's manual. So yeah, mfrs will see that and provide products to satisfy that perceived need.
Once consumers started clammering for products to use to "treat" and "seal" and "protect", the industry started to give them products, for a reasonable fee, of course.
Sorta like after-market products to get better fuel mileage, because the mfrs are engaged in a conspiracy to make you buy more fuel. Or any number of "natural" cures and supplements because doctors don't know what they're doing. Do they ever work? Maybe, in rare cases, but it's usually designed to just take your money.
