🏠 EternaBond 4x10 White RV Mobile Home Rubber Roof Repair Review

For sealing main seams and around air vents and skylights on a 42ft saddle bike. It took me several hours to clean and prepare, cut and attach the material. This material is sticky. That's a compliment and a warning. It sticks to everything, including itself, so be careful. Be careful when cutting on the roof. I used the bottom board. You don't want to cut a hole in your roof to make it airtight! Simply cut with a utility knife. Eternabond is easy to apply and looks good after application. I'm…

On a rainy December I leaked through the large front seam of my Class C RV roof. Searching for RV repair supplies on Revain led me to Eternabond tape and positive feedback from many customers. I especially appreciated the prospect of not having to remove all that old caulk from that 8 foot joint and getting the job done before the next rain. I found this product easy to work with. It was about 60 degrees Fahrenheit when I applied the tape - it wasn't particularly sticky at that temperature…

Please note that the size I bought, 10 feet, was not the standard length offered by the manufacturer. The seller has stated beforehand that they are cutting from a larger roll. I needed about 8 feet, and when I finished I had 2 feet left, so I was sold the quantity of material listed. The TV antenna, which we never used, is sunk into the roof of our RV. I figured it was a gasket failure and water was seeping into the OSB and causing the section to rot. The rest of my roof was fine, it was just…

So far so good. Finally, I sealed the trim that connects the fiberglass front cover to the TPO membrane of a 2005 Weekend Warrior FS2600 toy truck. There is a vinyl insert that does an excellent job of keeping the water in the vinyl track and slowly seeping into the corner. I've tried overlapping the corners of the guide insert with sealant several times with little success. The roof needs to be replaced but currently there is no time, good location or funds to start the project so I bought it…

I found this tape to be a great solution for repairing a hole or tear in our RV's rubber roof membrane. I have tried other gasket materials with satisfactory results. When we had a large tear at a campground after driving a trailer under a low tree limb, I used this tape to seal the gap. I was so impressed I ordered more to replace the sealant on the ends of the roof where it connects to the aluminum trim. I've had leaks in this area twice. After resealing with this tape, everything is good and

Note: Having worked with Eternabond a bit, I find it extremely useful. I'm making a bunch of mistakes in my app below. Here I'm applying too many, too many coats and I'm not using Eternaprime which is proving very useful for priming the surface. Here's what I do with Eternabond. My disclaimer is that I've only watched a few YouTube videos and the official Eternabond video and otherwise have no experience doing RV repairs. But I recently bought a 1999 Northwood Nash trailer and although it has a