Resealing skylight help needed
My 6 year old trailer has the putty like sealant around the skylight and plumbing vent stacks. It is all starting to crack and needs resealed. My roof material is a vinyl like material (KZ Spree)....
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Quick work is generally not the best work. It is best to take your time and do the job right the first time by using the correct materials.
I just finished resealing my roof openings. I removed the front vent because it had a small leak develop. I removed the vent, applied new butyl tape and then Dicor. Of course I removed all the old material and replaced some of the rusty screws.
Same for the DWV pipes and other stuff. It took me a couple of days to do it all.
You could do one at a time if you do not have the time to do it all at once. Start at one end and do each opening, one at a time until you get to the other end of the rig.
Thing is that if you do not do it properly the first time you will regret it and end up doing the job all over again.
I just finished resealing my roof openings. I removed the front vent because it had a small leak develop. I removed the vent, applied new butyl tape and then Dicor. Of course I removed all the old material and replaced some of the rusty screws.
Same for the DWV pipes and other stuff. It took me a couple of days to do it all.
You could do one at a time if you do not have the time to do it all at once. Start at one end and do each opening, one at a time until you get to the other end of the rig.
Thing is that if you do not do it properly the first time you will regret it and end up doing the job all over again.
