Roof Torn Away From Front Cap

[Dave W]

It looks like a good repair job though I too think a bit more sealant could be used. I have to reseal ours - hopefully the gray DICOR will match the light gray roof better then the usual white

[chuckster57]

Dicor comes in tan, a roof color that seems very popular with the industry right now.

[nellie1289]

The dicor they used is actualy tan, the roof is just a little dusty and the angle makes it looks whiter than it is.

[JRTJH]

Matt,

The repairs look good. Hopefully that was the last big issue with your camper and moving forward things will get better. Thankfully, Keystone "stepped up to the plate" for you. I know that was a big question "back when". If you're like me, I'd imagine you're going to be "gunshy" about the repairs for the first few trips, but hopefully the repairs will prove to be the answer.

Good luck with your next trips and here's hoping this is all "distant memories" as you look forward to future plans.

[Waldo_2001]

I would put a strip of 6" eternabond over the cap and roof. Never enough sealant in my opinion.

James

[chuckster57]

Originally Posted by Waldo_2001

I would put a strip of 6" eternabond over the cap and roof. Never enough sealant in my opinion.

James

If the glue fails again, you won't be able to remove it without significant damage to the membrane. Granted the glue should hold and no further action should be necessary, but eternabond makes a minor repair about impossible.