Eternabond tape on roof laps over sealant

[LoudDog]

Has anyone put eternatape over the laps on their roof and regretted it?

It seems like a great way to insure they are all sealed and should be maintenance free for quite a while?

If you needed to remove it for any reason would it be nearly impossible? Or would you just re-tape over it?

I want to do it but I'm looking for the reasons to not do it so I know what I'm getting into.

[ReneeG]

We applied Eternabond on our 5th wheel roof on the front and back seams and around the skylight - then the skylight got a crack so we have to climb up and take care of it.

[gbopp]

I put Eternabond on the seams and roof edges of our Southwind. I lapped it partly onto the rain gutters. Absolutely no regrets.
The Eternabond will last much longer than caulking or Liquid Roof.

[Klueck]

We have used Eternabond on three rv's. Hubby just cleans it good, then puts the Eternabond right over old caulk. Last year, he did our Fifth Wheel we had bought for a permanent lot. About as soon as he did the skylight in the shower, we got a crack in it. DARN... He had to remove the Eternabond in order to replace the skylight. It was not fun, but not impossible. Moral of the story...check skylights real well.

[lawrosa]

What laps are you taking about?

IDK I was thinking of liquid roofing all the seams and roof flanges myself on a new travel trailer so I would not have to caulk ever year.

Like this.