Tag: RV roofs

Being careful, get on your roof and feel around. Soft spots can indicate loose roofing material and damage to the substrate, composed of anything...

Courtesy Dicor Corporation Here are some of my most frequently asked roof sealing questions: Our RV has an all-aluminum exterior. We're looking for a roof sealant...

Courtesy Dicor Corporation After making repairs to and cleaning your roof, we are sure you want to keep it that way for as long as...

Editor's note: This information is provided by roof membrane manufacturer Dicor. While there's plenty of "promotion" for their product included, some of the information...

Courtesy of Dicor Fall is a great time for RVing. The air is crisp and cool, and the leaves are changing every shade of yellow,...

  Courtesy Dicor Corporation Got leaks? If you've found your roof has a hole in it, you might drown — but don't just pray the rain stops....

  By Russ and Tiña De Maris To hear RV manufacturers talk, EPDM rubber roofs are the greatest thing since sliced bread. Problem is, even sliced...

Courtesy Dicor Corporation One thing we all know the spring season brings is much-needed rain for our plant life to begin...

  BY THE EDITORS RV sealants are essential for keeping out moisture and maintaining a firm bond between the components of your RV. In this four-minute...

  It's important to seal any potential entry points on your RV's roof where water might seep in. If it does, you could be in...

Contributed by Dicor Corporation We all know winter weather can be harsh. The effects of months and months of cold winds...

By Chris Dougherty Chris Dougherty is a certified RV technician. Here is a letter he received from a reader while he was serving...