In this quick video, Steve shows you where to use each type of roof sealant on your RV.
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I used pro flex for a couple of years and later learn to regret using it😡gets extremely hard and seems to shrink.
As a newbie that has never done any handyman stuff, would i need a bigger quantity of these to cover the whole roof? I live in an rv house that the previous owners made into a “house”. The roof started leaking (honestly i havent maintained this place in like 3 years or so) should i place eternabond on the roof or some of these products? Would professionals cost a lot that it would be better to just move?
Have you used Dicor CAP sealant? Any good?
This is exactly what I’m looking for 90% of the time I search DIY info on the internet. Short and to the point. Thanks!
What about when you have to replace around a skylight, for example? What do you clean with before applying new caulking?