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Be careful with what you use. I had intended to use Geocel Proflex RV to seal the rain gutter that holds down the EPDM roof. But careful reading of the Proflex RV label told me that it wasn't rated for use on EPDM. So I switched to Dicor non-leveling non-sag sealant. Proflex RV is also not rated for use on TPO. You can read more about it here: https://www.geocelusa.com/product/pr...xible-sealant/
For what it's worth, the Geocel Proflex RV appears to be working well on all the other seams/joints/trim I used it on. The Dicor non-sag sealant failed on one joint where the Proflex RV is still intact. Same joint, opposite sides of the trailer. So it's a pretty good controlled test.
Nice morning in the Northwoods of New Hampshire....... Littleton is reporting 50*F / 10*C...... Here, camped in the woods it is cooler with a nice light breeze and the humidity has dropped...... Really Nice outside........
The day has started late and looks like it is going to be a lazy day...... other than working on some resealing of seams to try and stop the water leak.
Be careful with what you use. I had intended to use Geocel Proflex RV to seal the rain gutter that holds down the EPDM roof. But careful reading of the Proflex RV label told me that it wasn't rated for use on EPDM. So I switched to Dicor non-leveling non-sag sealant. Proflex RV is also not rated for use on TPO. You can read more about it here: https://www.geocelusa.com/product/pr...xible-sealant/
For what it's worth, the Geocel Proflex RV appears to be working well on all the other seams/joints/trim I used it on. The Dicor non-sag sealant failed on one joint where the Proflex RV is still intact. Same joint, opposite sides of the trailer. So it's a pretty good controlled test.
Thanks for the input !
I have the Dicor with me......... I also have a sealant that I have used on the house that is great on the house. It is flexible.
Well I don’t know if there’s rules of who’s allowed to share in this thread, but if there is well let me know and I’ll bail and just continue to lurk in the back ground. Last trip of the year, the campground we belong to,is doing a big Halloween thing this weekend. Here’s a pic of the rig we camp in.
Road trip today to Mt Washington, NH...... Highest mountain in this region. State park on top and government scientists that observe and evaluated the weather 365 days a year..... We took a tour van to the top. Our truck was considered too big for the narrow road. 2 Years ago we made the trip on the Steam engine driven COG Railway... At that time we got to observe the inside of a cloud......
09-28-2019 | 09:50 PM
