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Originally Posted by RayChez1
I own a 2002 Scenic Cruiser and the coach has been good to us. Only thing I would recommend is to apply eternabond on all the seams on the roof. The roof design in my opinion is a poor design with joints running from the front to the back and the joints are like in a small valley that will retain water. I would have preferred a one piece top with the side wall and roof joints being on the sides. Also there is a front cap and rear cap joint on the top. Out of the factory they used caulking which cracks with the summer heat and you could get a leak. Best thing is to get a couple of rolls of eternabond from Amazon and cover all the joints on top and you will never have to worry about leaks. Other then that they are a beautiful coach. We have walnut cabinets which we love. Mine has a Caterpillar engine and it is bullet proof. I bought my coach brand new in April of 2003 and have now 72K miles. We really enjoy our Scenic Cruiser. They were the top of the line in those years.
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Good call. I did this too. Also around the garden shower roof.