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Pjw73nh · 04-21-2020, 05:11 PM

John, Thanks. Those drawings are a GREAT reference. Where the back end of loose flashing piece looks like it's about to poke through the EPDM, I think I may try and fasten it down with a couple short screws and stainless fender washers, then overlay it with some 4" Eternabond.

A couple of sort-of related questions if I may.

1. Do you know how I can determine what the decking material is on my 2011? It "feels" like very thin lauan. It flexes quite a bit. And if I'm not careful where I kneel/step, I can feel it "give" and "stress. I use two thin plywood pieces when up there working.

2. Some folks recommend running a strip of Eternabond over the width of the front fiberglass cap seam, and also the width of the rear wall seam. I've been touching them up annually with C-10. I wouldn't mind taking a break from that chore. Any thoughts?

Thanks for all the help.

04-21-2020, 05:11 PM	#9
Pjw73nh Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2017 Location: Seacoast Posts: 19	John, Thanks. Those drawings are a GREAT reference. Where the back end of loose flashing piece looks like it's about to poke through the EPDM, I think I may try and fasten it down with a couple short screws and stainless fender washers, then overlay it with some 4" Eternabond. A couple of sort-of related questions if I may. 1. Do you know how I can determine what the decking material is on my 2011? It "feels" like very thin lauan. It flexes quite a bit. And if I'm not careful where I kneel/step, I can feel it "give" and "stress. I use two thin plywood pieces when up there working. 2. Some folks recommend running a strip of Eternabond over the width of the front fiberglass cap seam, and also the width of the rear wall seam. I've been touching them up annually with C-10. I wouldn't mind taking a break from that chore. Any thoughts? Thanks for all the help.