Seasonal site TT w/Screened porch - I need a roof repair?
I'm not sure if this is the forum to cover this or not?
In September we bought a TT on a permanent site near the beach in Dagsboro, DE. It's a 39' TT with a built on, enclosed porch with screens and roll up plastic windows. Now we have not had much time in it due to the winter break. I did notice on the roof of the porch there are two panels with cracks. It looks like some tree limbs may have fallen on the in the past. I noticed last time down these allow rain to leak in the screened room. What would be a good, thick, rubberized sealer to use on the cracks? Then I was thinking of coating it all over with a thinner sealer. Any recommendation? These panels as I recall seeing them in November are and inch or two thick, possibly with insulation? I recall a tag with the name starting with "Silver....." The room will allow guests to sleep there as it is air conditioned. I want to keep it rain free as possible.
Thanks,
In September we bought a TT on a permanent site near the beach in Dagsboro, DE. It's a 39' TT with a built on, enclosed porch with screens and roll up plastic windows. Now we have not had much time in it due to the winter break. I did notice on the roof of the porch there are two panels with cracks. It looks like some tree limbs may have fallen on the in the past. I noticed last time down these allow rain to leak in the screened room. What would be a good, thick, rubberized sealer to use on the cracks? Then I was thinking of coating it all over with a thinner sealer. Any recommendation? These panels as I recall seeing them in November are and inch or two thick, possibly with insulation? I recall a tag with the name starting with "Silver....." The room will allow guests to sleep there as it is air conditioned. I want to keep it rain free as possible.
Thanks,
