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rjsurfer wrote:
I had a leak in the very same area of the camper, definitely related to water getting behind the drip rail.
Rather than pulling the entire drip rail off and resealing it from scratch I purchased a roll of 4" x 50' roll of Dicor sealing tape and layed it from the roof over and down the drip rail assembly, being careful not to go over the drip rail itself rendering it useless.
Now my problem is how do I get the water out of the wall:-\
Ron W.
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โApr-14-2015 05:05 PM
rjsurfer wrote:
I had a leak in the very same area of the camper, definitely related to water getting behind the drip rail.
Rather than pulling the entire drip rail off and resealing it from scratch I purchased a roll of 4" x 50' roll of Dicor sealing tape and layed it from the roof over and down the drip rail assembly, being careful not to go over the drip rail itself rendering it useless.
Now my problem is how do I get the water out of the wall:-\
Ron W.
โApr-14-2015 05:00 PM
Gjac wrote:
Cloud Dancer I was afraid to remove that strip also so I only peeled it back several feet. It was wet and moldy inside. I decided to seal the upper and lower portion of the vinyl trim rather than remove 30 ft of it and that worked. The 5200 should work a lot better than caulk because it is an adhesive. Before I found this leak 30 ft away I was convinced that my AC gasket was leaking water was running under the rubber roof to the rail, that was not the case but I tightened the AC gasket anyways. Just a few turns with a small torque wrench for an even torque down. Good Luck to you.
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