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zuley · 11-22-2017, 05:15 AM

One thing I have been wanting to adress or question and this may be as good of a time as ever. Hoping Chuckster can chime in and answer. Had a small leak in our 23RB over the left front closet this past summer during a heavy down pour. Went to our local RV store and asked for a tube of Dicor. They asked what type of roof I had and what year. Told them 2013 rubber roof. Apparently, per this dealer, there was two different rubber roofs used and somewhere around 2013 they switched. Dicor works on the later roofs but will cause harm to the earlier roofs. This was news to me. They showed me two material samples and had me identify the material mine was made from. Walked out of the store with a product other than Dicor. Don't recall the name. Found a hair line crack which I resealed using the product supplied. End of leak.
So, what's the story here? I was not aware that there was anything to use other than Dicor.

11-22-2017, 05:15 AM	#6
zuley Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Guelph, On Posts: 308	One thing I have been wanting to adress or question and this may be as good of a time as ever. Hoping Chuckster can chime in and answer. Had a small leak in our 23RB over the left front closet this past summer during a heavy down pour. Went to our local RV store and asked for a tube of Dicor. They asked what type of roof I had and what year. Told them 2013 rubber roof. Apparently, per this dealer, there was two different rubber roofs used and somewhere around 2013 they switched. Dicor works on the later roofs but will cause harm to the earlier roofs. This was news to me. They showed me two material samples and had me identify the material mine was made from. Walked out of the store with a product other than Dicor. Don't recall the name. Found a hair line crack which I resealed using the product supplied. End of leak. So, what's the story here? I was not aware that there was anything to use other than Dicor.