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rdlamb · 08-13-2009, 02:03 PM

Bob:

To seal your roof, or repair a leak, Dicor seems to be the choice of many. After 1.5 years of RV'n, I noticed the Dicor had cracks, gaps, and otherwise crusted. I pulled all of the old Dicor out, and brushed in ProFlex. I noticed the ProFlex has not cracked, degraded, or otherwise needed any maintenance.

The roof is fiberglass, and should accept any marine grade paint. I wondered about painting mine a metalic silver, to reflect more sun (ergo heat).

08-13-2009, 02:03 PM	#4
rdlamb Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 386	Bob: To seal your roof, or repair a leak, Dicor seems to be the choice of many. After 1.5 years of RV'n, I noticed the Dicor had cracks, gaps, and otherwise crusted. I pulled all of the old Dicor out, and brushed in ProFlex. I noticed the ProFlex has not cracked, degraded, or otherwise needed any maintenance. The roof is fiberglass, and should accept any marine grade paint. I wondered about painting mine a metalic silver, to reflect more sun (ergo heat). __________________ Safe Travels Rick 07 TM 40D;ISL 450 Cummins(upgraded). Very happy w/coach Gnarly toad to scoot around. Geocaching, hiking, fishing, National Parks, Civil War sites.