Staying High and Dry: Tips to Resealing RV Roof
Buying an old class-C RV that's still in good condition can save you real money. A thorough pre-purchase inspection is crucial. But buying an old used RV may need an overhauling especially the resealing the roof. So, let’s start with the process, its easy if followed correctly. Step 1: What Sealant to Buy? The RV industry is currently flooded with roof sealants. But don’t compromise on quality and always purchase a particularly designed product for RVs e.g., RV Roof Magic. Make sure which ever roof sealant you choose is compatible with your RV roof surface. Step 2: Remove Previous Sealant You have to start with prepping the surface area. This involves removing the old caulk, sealant and roof adhesives. You will not get the desired tight seal with old sealant or caulk in the way. For cleaning purpose use scrub pad and mild detergents and water wash the entire roof surface to get the rid of debris and any loose materials. Let the roof to dry completely. Step 3: Apply Seam Tape