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Old 08-28-2010, 06:20 AM   #15
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I'm sorry if my advice was taken the wrong way. I just didn't want you to end up with what I had because someone did it wrong. Believe me its no fun having to replace wood framing. A somewhat easy fix to assure water doesnt go down into the side walls would be to keep what you have, but remove the edging and use the eternabond to go from the flat area over the edge and then put the edging back with Mortite weatherstripping cord behind it.
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I appreciate all comments. Unfortunately I needed a quick fix. We had actually talked to an RV repair guy about repairing the roof with a rubber patch, but he couldn't do it before we left. We had to do something - so eternabond. I thought at some point soon we would probably need to replace the roof (we have a 2000). Just curious, what is the life of a rubber roof that sits uncovered?
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