That s a great question and quite often i see advice on this topic that is completely wrong.
How to clean rv roof caulking.
Remove old sealant from rv roof.
Rv roof sealant prevents water from entering your rv and ensured that any equipment on your roof is secured properly.
Use the appropriate sealant of choice on the rv roof to seal or apply additional sealant to the area as the case may be.
Taking care of an rv roof is a simple process but it can be fairly time consuming and dangerous if you don t take the proper precaution.
No gimmicks just straight shooting advice form an honest source.
Also note that self leveling caulk is only for flat surfaces like some rv s roofs caulk gun see notes below on the type i suggest cup or small bucket.
Tubes of caulk we used proflexrv which comes highly rated make sure you know your roof type and get the appropriate product for the material.
Demonstration video how to caulk an rv in the real world.
Use rv roof caulking around roof vents skylights and any other areas where something has been secured to the roof.
Let me begin by saying that it is important that.
It is a highly flammable product.
Here are some tips to help you out.
I am taking my rv out of storage and plan to inspect the seams and sealants on the rv roof for any damage.
They pour a little of it on a damp rag and clean up the left over sealant without damaging their rv.
Other rv owners once they scrape off the majority of the old sealant turn to naptha.
The very first step is to clean the roof.
Be careful though when you use naptha.
I note you indicate remove all old caulking which would be a daunting task in terms of end caps side molding roof vents etc.
Clean the area using a cloth and denatured alcohol.
Thanks for watching links below to.
It s a good idea to routinely inspect all seams on the exterior of your rv.
I own a 27 foot recreational vehicle and am about to embark on the spring shakedown and want to recaulk any external caulk with possible cracks or leaks etc.
Denatured alcohol and rag for cleaning.
Be sure to inquire from your dealer about a sealant that works best.
Although dicor is indicated for a wide variety of materials it s always better to be safe than sorry.
If the shell of your rv roof remains intact you can still salvage it.
You may also need to remove the roof sealant and replace it with a different one.
Can you tell me what products and methods work best for re caulking your rv roof and how often the maintenance should be done.