🔘 Manus Bond 75 AM White Sealant Review

Hard to find but this is what Winnebago recommends for most of the seals on my RV's vertical surfaces. I only needed about a third of a tube of seam repair which was required so between product cost and shipping it's quite expensive. But it is superior to the alternative of repairing water damage. Had to call Winnebago for the manufacturer's name and their part number as the part number in my service manual is out of date. But it's what you need and it applies well and has excellent adhesion.

Revain doesn't like bad reviews so they look for excuses to say they don't meet their recommendations. This sealant was supplied by Revain on 26/06/2020. The manufacturer's date on the tube is 2018, which exceeds the manufacturer's stated shelf life of one year. Other reviews have noted the same issue with expired products. However, Revain continues to ship overdue goods to customers. I would return this item but I needed to fix the leaking roof on my RV before further damage occurred. I don't…

UPDATE! Used this product on two (2) Winnebago (Class "C" and Class "A" friends) three (3) years ago. Based in Oregon, one unit is kept under cover and the other is not. Both designs of seals are like new, seals are in perfect condition. Highly recommended! Bought this sealant to reseal the fiberglass to aluminum joint where the roof meets the side panel of my C Class Winnebago. This sealant is specified in the factory specifications. It's very sticky but also an excellent sealant. I used about