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Originally Posted by jettyjock
Need to repair a leak in the rubber roof above the drivers seat about 2 square feet. The caulking where the roof meets the fiberglass cap is shot. How hard is it to pull back the roof without damaging it?
Thanks
Rich
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It's hard to guess what you are trying to fix without seeing it first hand. I just finished working on my rubber roof. I used Dicor sealent where the roof connects to the fiberglass cap. The sealent worked great. After putting it on it flows out to a smooth seal. I put it on using a back and forth pattern like running a bead welding, left to right.. I made the seal about 2 to 2 1/2 inches. It flows out to a nice seal. I also had a bubble in the corner of the roof. I wad told not to worry about it, but it knew it was there! I didn't want to cut the rubber roof to repair it, so I used a 60cc syringe and large needle to inject the water base sealent. This worked great. Be sure to remove all the old caulking, and clean area. Dicor also makes a tape that is good for roof repair..