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Old 06-25-2014, 08:15 PM   #1
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I had my recently purchased RV cleaned and the whole rear section of the RV has these yellow stains that won't come off. I have no idea what there from but I have the same yellow drip stains on the rear of the RV that appear to be run off from the roof. It a 2012 model year.....
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Hi,

I had my recently purchased RV cleaned and the whole rear section of the RV has these yellow stains that won't come off. I have no idea what there from but I have the same yellow drip stains on the rear of the RV that appear to be run off from the roof. It a 2012 model year.....
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You didn't mention the type of roof that is. Maybe EPDM? Try a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Mop with a mild detergent. It has done wonders for the roof of my 2000 DSDP.
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Old 06-26-2014, 09:36 AM   #4
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I believe that the stains are tannin from leaves that have been sitting on the roof. Generally soap and a soft brush will remove them. My roof is TPO - looks similar to yours - and the manual says that stains can be removed with white wall tire cleaner. I didn't know that they even made white wall tires any more! Anyway, WWTC might be bad for some materials so either get an expert opinion for your roof or maybe try a small spot first. I would start with some car wash soap and a soft brush.
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Try Murphy soap or spicnspan
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It's odd the stain is on the roof but not the vent/refrig/AC covers. Those vent covers look new. I would guess it was parked near a tree last fall and leaves sat on the roof over winter to rot.
If it is leaves on an EPDM rubber roof, I would just wash it once or twice a year with Spic-n-span and the roof will 'calk off' the stain. You should notice improvement by this fall or next year.
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Thank you all for your input. I will keep you all apprised of the outcome!
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