Sealant

[JLS]

On the outside upper corner of the slides where the roof meets the sidewall there is a patch of plyable sealant about 3"x 5". It is light grey in color, maybe just dirty. One area needs to be repaired because of a crack in this material. It is not caulk. What is it and where can I get some?

[JLS]

On the outside upper corner of the slides where the roof meets the sidewall there is a patch of plyable sealant about 3"x 5". It is light grey in color, maybe just dirty. One area needs to be repaired because of a crack in this material. It is not caulk. What is it and where can I get some?

[sidkaye]

We were recently at Peterson and bought a tube of
"dicor 551-LSW, White Lap Sealant, Non Leveling/Non Sag (Formulated for 1/4"-3/8" Bead)" for what I believe you are describing.


Sidney

[Max1]

It sounds like butyl tape to me. Is it real sticky if you try to remove it? If so it's probably butyl though I thought it was used primarly for seams and such but who knows I may learn some more here again If it is butyl any rv shop should have it for you to purchase.

[JLS]

Im very fimiliar with butyl tape and Eternabond tape. I used both extensively on a 71 Airstream that I restored about five years ago. This material seems more like the Dicor product mentioned above. Maybe I'll call PI. Thanks

[MakinSmoke]

Jerry,
IF you read here much, you'll know that I'm not the mechanical type but I think you are looking at Dicor Self-Leveling Lap Sealant.

You can see it at....
http://www.campingworld.com/browse/products/index.cfm/O...ove-Grey/prodID=5737

or at....
http://www.tlcentral.com/Store/pc/vi...&idproduct=672