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Thorchini · 04-18-2016, 08:34 AM

What is the best product to use, I need to touch up a couple areas I noticed around the rear cap where it meets the roof. I need to check the entire roof, it's probably time, but I assume it's in good shape since it's stored indoors. I keep hearing people say Dicor?

Tell me what you guys use and what you suggest. Thank you in advance.

plotlot · 04-19-2016, 07:15 AM

We have a 2013 29.2 and just this weekend decided to Eternabond RV Tape the front and rear crossover seams, they were looking worn and had a few cracks. I used 3 pieces across each seam with 18 inch shorter pieces from each of the "corners". I have also used Eternabonded on the bathroom skylight, it was leaking. Will apply tape to the antenna base and the 2 vents later this season. All done and necessary.

Thorchini · 04-19-2016, 03:21 PM

Amazon is the best! I ordered my 4 pack of Dicor yesterday and it arrived today at 10AM. I just completed the reseal, and have 2 tubes left for future. I cleaned the roof last night and marked suspect seams with tape after I cleaned them. Today I went up again, sealed them and I'm done for a while. Since this rig is inside most always, everything looked really good. I'm sure the guy who did the seam sealing from the factory was distracted or had a physical ailment. it looked like he was having a seizure on some of the areas he sealed. Poor craftsmanship. I just checked my brother's 2015 Holiday Rambler and his roof seal job was really nice, someone cared when they did that one.