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Old 05-29-2011, 02:59 PM   #1
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RV Roof issues

Any suggestions on how to keep the white residue from the roof from running down the windshield and sides of the motorhome.
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Old 05-29-2011, 04:37 PM   #2
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If the roof is fiberglass, Mop N Glow will virtually eliminate the problem.

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Old 05-29-2011, 04:43 PM   #3
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Many people wax their fiberglass roofs to keep them from oxidizing, thats what you see running down the side, oxidation. I do, but I heard recently about this Mop and Glow routine and will do it the next time I use my MH. It sound so easy by comparison.
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The white residue is oxidation from sun rain and time. Not sure what to tell you if your roof is fiberglass except maybe a marine grade wax but if your roof is a rubber membrane then you need to clean it with a roof cleaner and treat it with a roof treatment that is similar to the Armor All that you use on car interiors. Both are available at any RV dealer. I treat my roof at least once a year, plus it will make the rubber membrane roof more pliable and less likely to tear or split. A low limb about the size of my thumb gave me a 5grand lesson two years ago. The roof treatment is silicone based so it is slicker than ice so be very careful if you get on the roof to apply it. I borrow a friends scaffolding and use a cheap sponge mop to apply, I can apply 8 ft from the scaffold then con somebody to pull up 8 ft until it's all covered.
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