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Old 02-18-2019, 01:54 PM   #1
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Bumps Under Roof Surface
Looking for ideas from fellow Rvers....
Our 2007 Damon Outlaw has developed maybe 20 pea-sized bumps underneath the roof membrane in a 1 foot by 3 foot area adjacent to the tv antenna. This has happened over the last 3 months. My first guess was moisture, but when I pierced one, nothing came out. They feel pretty solid. Don't know if it's a big deal, as long as they don't get any worse. Any ideas? Anyone seen anything like this before? Thank you for any and all responses.
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Not sure what it could be, but I would put a layer of Eternabond tape over them to protect the membrane when you are up there walking on it.
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