rustystud
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Hey Tim, do you know how much the timing was retarded ? Also how "Hot" of spark plugs are they using ?
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That’s surprising. That stuff sticks to anything, especially me! I though I was going to have to sand it off last one I sealed the roof on a camper.Just got off the phone with Dicor. Oddly they recommended NOT using their metal roof sealer on aluminum. They said they have had issues with it not sticking.
Agree: I used Dicor Lap Sealant https://dicorproducts.com/product/epdm-lap-sealants/ to stop a leak on my camper's aluminum roof. I had to pull off some kind of sealing tape to expose the pin hole, but after several tries I found the leak. This stuff is recommended for aluminum and VERY sticky. It's been holding up for several months now but is used for the joints only, not as an entire roof cover.That’s surprising. That stuff sticks to anything, especially me! I though I was going to have to sand it off last one I sealed the roof on a camper.
Interested in options as well. The OP mentioned possibly using the product bellow.Any new ideas on roof care? I scrubbed mine the other day with simple green and want to roll on a sealer. I have been looking at the RV stuff and just have to make sure it sticks. I see the bed liner idea, but there has to be other options?
...Has anybody tried this stuff- http://www.epdmcoatings.com/rv-liquid-roof-gallon-kit.php ? According to their calculator, I'll need two gallons.
Did you happen to try it out rusty?That stuff looks pretty good ! I think I'll buy some and try it out myself.
When I got my m146 the ceiling had water damage, the roof seams were leaking, I tried caulking some of them but I still had some leaks. Eventually i bought 5 gal's of the good white elastmatic roof coating (from lowes)and applied 2 coats with a big roller (about 2 gal's), that was 3 years ago and still 0 leaks and white reflects heat!...
Only concern I have with the EPDM is it's for the rubber roofs.Interested in options as well. The OP mentioned possibly using the product bellow.
Did you happen to try it out rusty?
Member RAYZER had this to say about sealing his M146.
They have version for RV Roof repair. https://www.epdmcoatings.com/liquid-roof.phpOnly concern I have with the EPDM is it's for the rubber roofs.
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