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Old 10-23-2016, 10:50 AM   #1
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Best sealant for fiberglass roof

I need to get some sealant to fill in gaps around the fixtures on my fiberglass roof - what have you found is the best product and please give a link to it on amazon's website.
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Hands Down the best product ever Has to be Eternabond caulk and Tape.
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Dicor self leveling is superb.
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I would use the Dicor 502LSW self-leveling sealant! The 4" EternaBond tape is great for sealing around skylights, powered vents, etc. Be sure to put a bead of the dicor around the edges of the tape after application!
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sealant

Best tip I ever got was from this site. Through the roof. Not the tubes but buy in a gallon can. No need to scrape off old material. Just use a paint brush and spread it on. Goes on like thick paint. Dries clear. Stuff is amazing. I carry a can of it at all times in the coach.

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Flying Butch, I have not found any Dicor sealant that would be in a can. Are you talking about another brand?
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Thru The Roof
I always have a tube on hand
http://www.sashco.com/products/through-the-roof/
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thru the roof

The product in the tube is a lot more difficult to apply than the can. In the can you just dip your paint brush in and apply. You can have your Ace hardware store get it for you if they don't have it in stock.

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