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Old 06-08-2013, 06:53 AM   #1
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Hole in the roof

Noticed this on the way home from a long trip, looks like I got too close to the trees one too many times backing into a site. Doesn't appear anything else was damaged, but I have a hole in the roof membrane to patch, what's the best way to fix this problem?
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I would say Eternabond:

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Thanks, that's the stuff I was looking for, just couldn't remember the name. That seems to happen a lot these days.
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Glue the underside to torn area with contact cement to give the tape something trim to grip. You could squeeze a bit of caulk around the edges of the tear before covering with Eternabond. Good thing you saw it early. The Eternabond tape may outlast the roof.
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Eternabond is all you need!
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You won't find Eternabond at Camping World but they do carry a clone. Eternabond can be found at Walmart.
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You won't find Eternabond at Camping World but they do carry a clone. Eternabond can be found at Walmart.
The local RV shop had a clone too (said it's 'just as good'). But the forum recommends the Eternabond name brand, so I ordered it direct from the Eternabond website Sunday night, got it yesterday. Not a time to be pinching pennies. Cut off a little piece to practice with, now I have to figure out how to get it unstuck from my workbench.
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Cut off a little piece to practice with, now I have to figure out how to get it unstuck from my workbench.
An acetylene torch, then jack hammer, finish off with a grinder
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The local RV shop had a clone too (said it's 'just as good'). But the forum recommends the Eternabond name brand, so I ordered it direct from the Eternabond website Sunday night, got it yesterday. Not a time to be pinching pennies. Cut off a little piece to practice with, now I have to figure out how to get it unstuck from my workbench.

Just use a Sharpie marking pen and write the words "Eternabond Demo Area" on top of the tape!
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Not the prettiest patch job, but certainly better than a leaky roof. Just in time too.
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Use a hair drier to remove Eternabond. Do not use caulk under Eternabond. Eternabond won' t stick
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I would do every RV owner good to take a big ladder, a little brush, and a lot of time to get a REALLY close look at your roof. You'll see things you might normally miss, I did anyway.
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