Caulk and door question
Two quick questions for all the experienced camper owners. I have a new to me 2003 Northstar truck camper. First, how can I tell if caulk is silicone or not? I found clear silicone on the camper a...
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X2 on removing any unknown caulk.
I don't care what anyone says, do not use silicone caulk. It is designed to be used on a house that isn't bounced, shaken, and dragged down 1000's of miles of road. Most silicone caulks can be peeled right off smooth surfaces after they've fully cured in my experience.
Dicor is sticky, stays sticky, and stays flexible. That's what you want on an RV that's going to be rattling and shifting around all the time.
I don't care what anyone says, do not use silicone caulk. It is designed to be used on a house that isn't bounced, shaken, and dragged down 1000's of miles of road. Most silicone caulks can be peeled right off smooth surfaces after they've fully cured in my experience.
Dicor is sticky, stays sticky, and stays flexible. That's what you want on an RV that's going to be rattling and shifting around all the time.
