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Old 09-28-2016, 02:34 PM   #1
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Roof leak

Hello everyone ,

I have developed a small roof leak in my Breeze and am trying to find out what the name of the caulk or putty that Tiffin uses on the roof. The leak is around the shower cap and drips in the shower. Great place to have a leak! If you can give the name of the material it would help. Thanks and safe travels.


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Dicor self leveling
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or you can use eternabond tape

I just did some repairs to my roof. Use a heat gun and putty knife to scrape off the old sealant, clean with denatured alcohol and then reapply sealant or tape.

tape is easier to work with
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Thanks nukerj for the answer.
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You can also use this stuff. I have used it and it works great. Not cheap but it works and you can get it from Home Depot. Sikaflex is also self leveling.


Sikaflex 29 fl. oz. Grey Self-Leveling Sealant-106711 - The Home Depot
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