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Old 02-03-2019, 10:07 AM   #1
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How many of you think...

...a tube of silicone sealant should come with every RV purchase ?
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Old 02-03-2019, 10:30 AM   #2
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That might be handy, but don't put it on the roof!
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No silicone. Use Dicor.
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Absolutely NO Silicon anywhere near an RV.
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No silicone. Use Dicor.
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Old 02-03-2019, 12:30 PM   #6
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So far not many think, an I'm wit dem.

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✔✔ no silicone
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IF a tube of silicone was included I would just throw it away



Problem with silicone is it won't even stick to itself.....can clean it off BUT then have to remove the residue which requires a solvent.


Dicor, Proflex etc can be redone right over existing sealant, easy clean up--just scrape it off and reapply and NO solvent required.
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Some swear by it...
Others swear at it.
There is a reason most / all? body shops won't allow it on the premises.
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how is dicor different than caulking ? not talking about the roof, but other uses like window, sink or ??? in one off my storage area used it to fill a gap where it didn't meet the wall right.
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See no problem using it inside.....For a widow leak, I'd pull the window and use butyl rubber to reseal...
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If I was given a tube of silicone with a purchase, I'd wonder what about the condition of the thing I just bought
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For any use I can think of, there are better options.
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to answer the title question my answer is yes...I do think
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