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Old 07-28-2015, 08:12 AM   #1
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Sealing seams and the vents on a fiberglass roof

I know this has probably been asked many times but I am a newbie. What is the best product to use to seal all the seams and vents on a fiberglass roof?
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Sealing seams and the vents on a fiberglass roof

Eternabond is a great product for that. Dicor for areas that does not use the Eternabond tape.
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You want an RV lap sealant, e.g. Dicor lap sealant. Use the self-leveling type for flat surfaces and the standard (clinging) type for slanted or vertical seams. You can use a sealing tape, e.g. Eternabond or Dicor Diseal, instead if you like. It works well on reasonable smooth surfaces, but harder to get a good seal on curves or corners.
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