RUDY’S EXPERT

RV ROOF CARE
HANDBOOK
A collection of Rudy’s

helpful hints, tips,

methods and

recommendations.

dicor products
the rv roofing experts
Hello!
I’m Rudy, your Dicor Products RV roof care
expert. I’m here to help you take care of your
roof in any way I can. My “expertise” comes
from Dicor Products’ more than 25 years of
experience as the leading supplier of RV roofing.
You can expect to see me on Dicor Products’
website (www.dicorproducts.com) and in
periodic email bulletins. My job is not to sell
you anything, but to simply be a resource for
answering your RV roofing questions. And to
be a friendly reminder of how important RV
roof care is.

As we like to say, there’s a lot riding under your RV roof. When you
think of all the furnishings, appliances and structural elements of
your RV — and whatever you bring along — there is A LOT that can
be harmed by roof leaks, not to mention the cosmetic damage that can
adversely affect your RV’s appearance and value. A leaky roof can
become a very expensive roof when water damage is involved.

This booklet presents tips and information

about common roof concerns. Look for more
such information to come via our website
and email. You can go to
www.dicorproducts.com/resources/care
to sign up for ongoing updates. Or scan
the QR code.

We’ll be talkin’ to ya!

CO NTE NTS
Roof Inspection ............................................................ 3
Roof Cleaning ............................................................... 4
Black Streaks ................................................................. 5
Protecting Your Roof ................................................... 6
Roof Coating ............................................................. 7-8
Simple Repairs ................................................................ 9
TPO Roofing ................................................................. 10
Safety On Your Roof .................................................... 11
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 ROOF INSPECTION
A L OT R I D E S U N D E R Y O U R R O O F

If you haven’t inspected your roof lately, or are buying a used RV, a roof
inspection should be on your to-do list, even if it means taking the time to
haul out the old ladder and poke around a bit. Remember, your investment
is riding under this roof. It’s a good idea to make sure it has not been leaking,
is not prone to leaks, and is likely to hold up a while.

Fixing leak damage is one of the most expensive repairs you can make on
an RV, not to mention the potential damage to your contents. If water, for
example, seeps into the studs and insulation inside your sidewalls, it can
wreak havoc by spreading rot and mold. It pays big time to catch potential
problems as soon as you can.

Take it inside How does edges — this is a prime

source for leaks. Also
You can’t always see what’s it feel? “follow the dirt” — look
wrong or right with the roof On the outside, it’s good for dirt streaks heading
by looking on top. Leaks are to literally get a feel for the underneath seals in
often very elusive. You can’t roof, pushing on different low spots.
always look at the sealant spots to see how much they
and tell if it’s sealing properly. give. Also push on areas If you pull on the loose
So instead of looking outside that have been patched. sealant and the dirt
for a place that’s leaking, go Soft spots anywhere can continues underneath,
A soft lump in the roof could indicate
inside the coach and look indicate loose roofing a concern. water is probably getting
for signs. You may need to material as well as damage past the sealant and might
leaks. With EPDM rubber
open up some cabinets to to the substrate, composed have caused water damage
roofs, swollen or uneven
spot a problem. I’ve often of anything from ¼-inch in the structure.
areas can indicate the use
looked in cabinets or closets luaun to ¾-inch plywood of petroleum distillates in
and literally found mush- layered over trusses. cleaning agents, which will
rooms growing. This is a
cause the EPDM to swell
sure sign of water where it
shouldn’t be. But don’t just
Look for and lose its adhesion to the

look for mushrooms, check the bumps substrate. The result is the
roof covering will remain
for mildew and mold, wet The roof’s structural
loose and become more
patches, pools of water integrity can also be visually
vulnerable to damage. Bad sealant
(if it has rained recently) assessed by looking for
or water streaks. low spots or ripples in the
roofing, which may lead to Broken seals
premature roof deterioration. Check the sealant around
Among other things, such the roof edges, skylight,
deterioration can include vents and other
cracked substrate and areas accessories. See if it’s
of depression where water cracked, brittle, loose (can
can pool and eventually you easily pull some of it
Good sealant
cause further damage and off?), or curled up at the

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 CLEANING RV ROOFS
RUDY’S TIPS

We urge RV owners to get their roofs cleaned at least twice a year. This
helps prevent damaging substances from getting too embedded and creating
permanent stains. It also will help you avoid mold and mildew that grow
on organic matter attached to your roof. Since many people park their RVs
under trees for extended periods of time, your roof can be a ripe target for
bird droppings, mulberry stains, tree sap, mold, mildew, fungus and the like.

There are many RV service centers that will do roof cleaning, so you don’t
need to do any climbing or roof walking yourself. If you do, I advise washing
it from the sides, using ladders and scaffolding (see sections on roof safety).

Dicor Products offers a For these reasons, I solution of three

specially formulated cleaner recommend masking off percent Hydrogen
for EPDM and other kinds the sidewalls and caps from Peroxide is another
of roofs, such as TPO, the roof edge down to pre- tough cleaning
fiberglass and aluminum. vent the rinse runoff from agent, but more
This cleaner safely loosens touching them. It’s concentrated
the dirt from the roof and a bit more work at the amounts also risk
works well on dirt, mold, beginning, but saves time damaging a rubber roof.
bird droppings and all in the actual cleaning You can’t be too careful using
Use the right kinds of pollutants. process overall and you these specialized cleaners.
cleaner — can ensure the protection This cleaning method
it’s important! Caution when of your expensive runs the risk of damaging

Use an appropriate cleaner using cleaners wall graphics. graphics.

for the type of roof and the

type of stains you are trying
When cleaning an RV roof,
as you rinse it off, the cleaner
What about Tree sap a
to remove. It is crucial to and dirt will run down the tough stains? special pain
follow the manufacturer’s sides and caps of the RV. Specialized roof cleaners Tree sap can be another
recommendations. For The rinse can also create can do a good job of cleaning difficult substance to
example, many RVs have dirt streaks down the sides tough stuff like mold and completely get off your
EPDM rubber roofs that of the RV and, if not quickly mulberries, but these roof. The first thing to try
react badly with any addressed, the dirt can start substances can still leave a is putting ice on it so the
cleaner containing petroleum to permanently embed into stain on the roofing material. sap gets cold and loosens
distillates or citric-based the RV (see Black Streaks, Bleach or a bleach-based from its bond with the roof
chemicals. The rubber Page 5). cleaner like Tilex® can enough to enable you to
reacts to such distillates by remove these stains, but actually peel it off.
swelling up. These chemicals you will have the same
may also discolor the roof. If you have little success
issue with the rinse-off
The swelling can loosen the with this tactic, I would
affecting your graphics.
attachment of the rubber next try mineral spirits, but
Furthermore, the overuse of
material to the substrate with a BIG CAUTION:
such cleaners can damage
Do NOT use mineral spirits
and compromise the the rubber. So use only
unless you carefully follow
integrity of the roofing. what’s needed to get the
these directions. Mineral
stain out. A diluted
Plastic sheeting protects the sidewalls.
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 then use the cloth to scrub First rinse the area with a then move sideways to the
out the stain, using only as hose or a power washer with other side and then down
much as needed and wiping a wide pattern nozzle, and and sideways again to the
it up with another cloth let it drain. Then spray on side where you started and
when the stain is gone. the cleaner and scrub with so on, working backwards
spirits is a petroleum a medium bristle brush. to the other end of the RV,
distillate, and a rubber roof
can react with swelling,
Is there a Then rinse and move on. If but be careful. Note: By

deterioration and preferred you are on the roof doing

this, start in one corner and
working in such manageable
areas, you can also handle
discoloring. In this regard, cleaning START the whole job from a ladder
NEVER pour the mineral technique? 1 4 5 8 9 or scaffold without getting
spirits DIRECTLY ONTO AC
Unit on the roof.
For your cleaning technique,
THE ROOF! Always pour 2 3 6 7 10
we suggest cleaning one I hope these few pointers
a small amount on a soft FINISH

manageable area at a time, Use a 3' x 3' cleaning pattern have been helpful.
cloth (less is more) and if you’re up on the roof.
such as a 3’ x 3’ section. Happy cleaning!

BLACK STREAKS
W H E R E D O B L AC K S T R E A K S C O M E F R O M ?
All kinds of airborne pollutants land on your RV roof, including plain old
dirt and mold. Many pollutants have properties that help them stick around.
When a good rain comes, or a good roof cleaning, they can get dislodged
and wash down the RV’s sides, only to stick around there, too. On
aluminum-sided RVs, such dirt and mold can be aided by the porosity
of some kinds of aluminum that exude certain oils, which further help
these pollutants bond. If not addressed in timely fashion, they can really
get baked in.

You can also have white streaks of oxidized powder that mixes with dirt and
reacts in a similar way when it is washed off the roof and onto the sidewalls.
One myth to explode, though: rubber roofs DO NOT cause black streaks.

Preventing plastic to prevent any

residue from washing off
a spray-and-wipe-on UV
inhibitor that reduces
need to be sure they are
compatible with your
black streaks: the roof and touching the oxidation and sidewall material, paint
A clean roof sidewalls and end-caps.If keeps other and decals. Look for
is your best you don’t mask off, at least pollutants manufacturer guidance.
rinse your sidewalls as from getting If there’s one you think
defense thoroughly as you can, here a good grip might work, test it on
Simply a pressure washer with the on your roof. a small area and see how
clean proper nozzle and a wide the material reacts after a
more
often,
pattern would be good How do you couple days.

we
after you thoroughly rinse
the roof.
get rid of black Now that you know a little
recom- streaks? more about what creates
mend 3 to 4 times a year. If When the roof is thoroughly The good news: there are streaking and how to avoid
you’re going to be cleaning dry, for added UV protection a variety of cleaners on the it, I’m sure you’ll enjoy lots
your roof, mask off the rest you may want to use a roof market that can probably of streak-free RV fun.
of your RV’s exterior with protectant like Roof Gard, help you out. You just

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 PROTECTING YOUR ROOF
T H E D O ’s A N D D O N ’ Ts
Your RV roof is your shield. It protects you and your RV’s contents
and structure. As a traveling roof, it can be exposed to extreme
variations of climate, from snow and ice to broiling sun and soaking
rain, from arid deserts to humid swamps. More extremes than most
houses would see. Add man-made chemicals not made for your
roof and other poor choices, and, over time, your shield can start
to break down. Here are three things to be aware of when
protecting your roof.

Avoid to occur. The chalk-like

powder that’s the result
to evenly spread it around.
Bingo, you’re done!
pine sap, and maybe even
a branch or two. It’s a good
petroleum of this oxidation is the place for dirt to collect, and
distillates equivalent of a sunburn
To maintain maximum
results, we suggest
trees are a handy way for
Stick to cleaners made that turns your skin critters that like to crawl
reapplying Roof Gard every
for your particular roof. brown to protect it from and claw to get on your
three to five weeks or after
An EPDM rubber roof, for the sun’s rays. roof. So another aspect
your next cleaning. If you
example, is made with of roof preservation is
have a regular
petroleum products and simple awareness. Even
cleaning
tends to react negatively driving around, watch out
schedule
with many kinds of cleaners for low-hanging branches!
apply it
that use petroleum distillates each time
or citric-based chemicals So, whether you park close
you clean to trees or not, I think you
because they contain oils. the roof.
The EPDM material tends can have confidence that
to swell and sometimes your well-maintained roof
If you feel the need to add
discolor. If it swells too will provide excellent
much, it can come loose
extra UV protection, you The trouble protection for your RV.
need a protectant with a
from the substrate and UV inhibitor like Dicor’s
with trees Wherever you roam,
eventually compromise take care and
Roof Gard. A coating like When looking for a place
the integrity of the roof have fun
this is also a great dirt to park for a while, a nice,
structure. Always know out there!
inhibitor, as its chemical big shade tree or a row of
what you’re putting on formulation makes it harder majestic pines might look
your roof. for dirt and other stuff to like a comfortable and
stick to your roof. Prior to scenic spot, not to mention
Get some UV application, we recommend a natural shelter from the
protection thoroughly cleaning your sun and rain.
roof (see Roof Cleaning,
Most RVers spend a lot of The problem is, a nice
Page 4). Then, with your
time in the sunny climates. shady spot also becomes a
RV out of direct sunlight,
The steady beat of the sun good place to get deposited
simply spray it on and use
and its UV rays on your on — by birds, mulberries,
a soft cloth or sponge mop
roof can cause oxidation
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 ROOF COATING
R O O F C O AT I N G P R O T E C T S Y O U R RV I N V E S T M E N T
I give a lot of advice about restoring or fixing things with an RV roof.
But the best advice is still prevention: stop bad things from happening
in the first place! In this regard, coating a tired old roof before there
are problems makes a lot of sense because:

1. IT EXTENDS THE LIFE OF YOUR ROOF BY ADDING ANOTHER

LAYER OF PROTECTION AGAINST THE ELEMENTS.
2. IT GIVES YOUR ROOF A BRIGHTER, CLEANER LOOK THAT
HELPS MAINTAIN THE VALUE OF YOUR INVESTMENT.
3. IT MAKES THE ROOF LOOK NEW AGAIN.

Prepare to A two-step end-caps. Masking off the

coat — one process
sidewalls and front and
rear end-caps takes a little
week before — cleaning more prep work, but then
Just like painting, much comes first you don’t have to keep
of the work in coating an RV The key to making any constantly rinsing the walls
roof is in the preparation coating stick well is having characteristics which require and end-caps (unless you
And I recommend doing a very clean surface before a certain type of coating like the exercise). This
any lap sealant touch-up or you coat. First, sweep system. Because of this, prevents the dirt, debris
replacement at least one to any loose dirt, debris, Dicor Products offers three
two weeks before you apply sticks, stones or leaves coating systems, one for
the coating in order for the from the roof. Then use EPDM and TPO, a specially
sealant to be well cured the appropriate Dicor formulated roof coating
before the coating covers Products cleaner/activator system for fiberglass and a
it. This ensures the coating for your kind of roof and metal roof coating system.
and sealant will bond for for the coating system you
maximum effectiveness. are using. Keep the RV Mask off sidewalls to protect graphics.

The type of roof you have

exterior safe and cleaning agent from
will determine the type of — mask it off having an opportunity
coating system you will be For the cleaning and to affix themselves to the
applying to the roof surface. coating procedure, I always sidewalls and end-caps. It
Each roofing material has mask off the sidewalls also prevents any accidental
Peel and stick patches it’s own individual and caps of the RV. The contact with the coating
may be applied one cleaning/activator agent and these surfaces. It’s
or two days before is designed to loosen dirt easier and safer all the
coating. from the roof material. The way around.
chemicals in the cleaning Continued on Page 8
and coating materials are
made for the particular roof
material they are acting on,
not for your sidewalls and
Dicor has coating systems
for any RV roofing material.
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ROOF
COATING Preparation phase
1-2 weeks prior Do any required lap sealant touch-up and replacement
1-2 days prior Apply any required peel & stick patches
CO N TI N U E D Coating Day
Do not begin until roof is completely dry from dew/rain
1st Hour Mask walls/caps And sweep all loose material off the roof
Do it all 2nd Hour Apply Cleaner Activator to roofing

in one day 3rd Hour

Rinse and let the roofing completely dry
Apply first coat of Roof Coating
In coating your RV, it is 4th Hour Let coating completely dry
important that the whole 5th Hour Apply second coat of Roof Coating A power washer with the
cleaning and coating 6th Hour correct nozzle (use a wider
procedure be done in one 7th Hour pattern, not a concentrated
Allow 3-4 hours between coating and sunset
day. For example, when 8th Hour
(and possible onset of dew) stream) and a long enough
coating EPDM roofing, the 9th Hour wand is a great tool for
cleaner/activator not only 10th Hour cleaning and rinsing your
Sunset
cleans the roof surface, it RV roof.
24-48 hours after coating — Do not use RV while the coating is fully curing
also opens the pores in the
EPDM membrane for about Remember, with planning
five to six hours. Once the and prevention, you can
cleaner/activator is rinsed stop bad things happening,
off the roof, the roof needs
two coats of the coating
material (remember to let
Use the right and enjoy your RV more.
to dry completely. The the first coat dry) then let it tools and …
coating needs to be applied sit to dry and set up before read the
while the pores are open so
that the two-coat application
the evening dew. I like to instructions!
see three to four hours of
imbeds itself in the old Before starting anything
sunlight on the finished job.
roofing and bonds together (listen up, guys), read the
Lastly, make sure you
for a solid, tight seal (we instructions! Different
have covered every inch
love bonding). Remember, cleaning and coating
of the roof and not cut
before applying the second formulas are made for
any corners.
coat, be sure the first coat different roof materials.
I have been mostly talking
is dry. Cure time about EPDM and TPO
Once applied, roof coatings roofing here, but there are
take 24 to 48 hours to fully materials, processes and
cure and strengthen its products designed for
bond with the roof. Refrain fiberglass and metal roofing
from doing anything else as well. Such instructions
with the RV during this time can help you make best
and avoid rain and other use of your time and
hazards as best your product.
you can.
Find a day when you can Factor these For coating roofs,
be sure it’s not going to things into I find a medium
rain. I recommend start- your nap roller is the
ing right after the morning planning best way to
dew has dissipated. Then as well. apply the
do the step one cleaning coating
procedure and let it dry material.
completely. Then apply
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 SIMPLE REPAIRS
PAT C H I T U P
For small punctures, cracks or tears, a sealing tape designed for RV roofs can do a nice job. First, some things to note:

• MAKE SURE THE ROOF IS STRUCTURALLY SOUND AND THAT

THE DAMAGED AREA IS NOT PART OF A BIGGER PROBLEM.

• DON’T PATCH OVER A PREVIOUS PATCH.

• TRIM ANY LOOSE OR PROTRUDING MATERIAL FROM THE ROOF.

• DON’T REPAIR WITH MULTIPLE PATCHES.

• PATCH NEEDS TO EXTEND TWO INCHES BEYOND THE HOLE

IN ALL DIRECTIONS.

• AS ALWAYS, CLEAN BEFORE YOU SEAL — REMOVING ALL

DIRT, OILS AND DEBRIS FROM THE PATCH AREA WITH THE
APPROPRIATE CLEANING AGENTS (SEE ROOF CLEANING).

With the adhesive backing with great care (once it’s and smooth it out from the sealant to the edges. Give
still on, position the patch down, if you pull it up you center to the edges, mak- it a couple hours to set up
and mark the edges in need to replace the patch ing sure the entire patch is before moving the vehicle.
pencil or chalk for a with a new one), press it tightly bonded to the roof. More detailed instructions
positioning guide. Cut the onto the roof surface using Then apply a 5/16-inch can be found on the Dicor
patch to size, peel off the a wallpaper seam roller, bead of self-leveling lap Products website.
adhesive backing and,

Replacing lap maintenance steps for

sealants — preventing leaks. It will also
keep your repairs, when
stay on top they are needed, fairly
of it! simple. If the repair area
If the sealant around your simply needs a good
roof edges, skylights and cleaning and removal of
the like is looking cracked, some loose material, your
brittle, loose or turned up work should go fairly
at the edges (see Roof rapidly depending on the
Inspection, Page 3), some size of the affected area.
repair and replacement is in If the sealant is too far gone,
Minor cracks in sealant
order. Staying on top there may be more work may simply require
involved in getting some cleaning and a new
of your sealant situation
bead of sealant.
is one of the most vital of the old sealant off
before resealing.
To view our video on applying lap sealants visit the Lap Sealant
page in the “Roof Products” area of the Dicor Products website
www.dicorproducts.com/lap sealants.
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 WATCH OUT
F OR N E W T PO ROOF I NG

In 2011, RV manufacturers started using new formulations If your RV was built in 2010 or earlier, you needn’t be
of TPO (a thermoformed flexible plastic) roofing material concerned. But, if you have purchased a 2011, 2012 or
that has come into the RV marketplace. To stay on top of later RV model, and you need to do significant repair
the situation, Dicor tested some of these new formulations work that involves resealing the roof membrane, you
against sealants currently available on the market. We should determine if your roofing is TPO or EPDM
found some TPO roofing membranes are not chemically (download our guide to help you identify your roofing
compatible with current lap sealants. When these sealants material at www.dicorproducts.com/resources/guide).
are used on some new TPO membranes, bloating and
disfiguration of the membranes results. This is a cosmetic
problem, and does not reduce the performance of the
roofing material or sealant, but it’s something you
probably want to avoid.

SELECTING
SELECTING THETHE RIGHT
RIGHT DICOR
DICOR SEALANT
SEALANT

Sealant Selection: WhatWhat

doesdoes
your your
roof roof membrane
membrane
LookLook
like?like?
A. If your roofing is EPDM you can
confidently use Dicor Lap Sealant.

B. If your roofing is a solid color all the SolidSolid

colorcolor ColorColor top and
top and
way through the membrane, or if it has top totop to bottom
bottom blackblack bottom
bottom

a fleece backing, it is TPO.

C. If your TPO has a fleece backing then

This This is TPO
is TPO This This is EPDM
is EPDM
Lap Sealant will probably be the right
choice.

D. But if your TPO does not have fleece If it If

hasit has If it If
hasit has
backing then Dicor Ultra Sealant NO fleece
NO fleece a fleece
a fleece
backing
backing backing
backing
System should be used.

Making small repairs is easy when you

know how. Give it a try and enjoy the Use Dicor
Use Dicor
Lap Sealant
Lap Sealant
confidence of a better sealed RV.

Use Dicor
Use Dicor
UltraUltra Sealant
Sealant
System
System

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 STAY SAFE
O N Y O U R RV R O O F

If climbing up onto an RV roof makes you a bit nervous, don’t do it!

The first rule of anything you do with an RV roof, even if to just check it
out on a ladder, is to know your limitations and your comfort zone. And
actually, there are very few reasons that require you to get up on an RV roof.
Most of what you need to do with a roof, such as inspections, cleaning
and minor repairs, can be done with ladders and scaffolding that allow
you to work on the roof from the sides of your RV. This is the safest route
to go. An even safer route is to have your RV dealer do the inspection.

Replacing an appliance might be one reason for getting on the roof.

However, there are many qualified RV dealerships and RV service shops
that can do whatever is needed in terms of roof cleaning, maintenance,
repair, replacement and restoration. Stay within your comfort zone and
let the experts do it!

However, if you think you do need to get on the roof, here are a few
safety precautions that are worth your time to follow.

How do I get Slippery been used, which could be Careful

anything from ¼-inch lauan
up there? when wet! to ¾-inch plywood, or working
Use an appropriate height Before attempting to go on whether the trusses are backwards
ladder. Some RVs have any roof, make sure it is not 16- or 24-inch or otherwise Cleaning, coating and other
narrow ladders running up wet or slippery with any centered. If you can feel maintenance activity often
their backsides, but they substance. If you do go up some give to the roof when involves walking backwards
have weight limitations on your roof, make sure the you push on it, that’s likely as you brush, roll, spray or
you may not know. And soles of your shoes have no the ¼-inch lauan and you scrub. Always be aware of
particularly on older RVs, imbedded stones or debris need to be even more careful. where you are as you move
it’s hard to know if these that can damage the roof. backwards. Those drop offs
ladders are securely First you and roof vents can sneak
anchored. A regular ladder Can I fall crawl up on you when you’re
is a more solid, easier and
safer bet. Even better, a
through the To take care, at least at
not looking. So please
be careful.
simple scaffold can be roof? first, go out on your hands
arranged with a couple of No, but you can damage it. and knees to more evenly Safety is job number one.
stepladders and 2 x 8 planks. If you want to actually go distribute your weight. If Please always be careful
onto the roof, first feel it out you can determine where and take your time to do it
to see how solid it appears they are, the cross members the safest way. And enjoy!
for your weight. Rubber should be the first places
roofs are pretty solid, but you step on and keep
you generally have no way stepping on. You can also
of knowing what kind of lay 2 x 8 or 2 x 10 planks or
substrate material has smaller pieces of plywood
on top of the roof for better
weight distribution.
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 A FULL LINE OF CARE AND MAINTENANCE
PRO DUCTS FOR RV ROOFI NG
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20 years. Our experience and expertise in roofing materials enabled us to develop a full line of care and
maintenance products for rubber and other roofing. It’s also why you will have total confidence that every
one of these products will help safely and effectively repair and renew the RV roof’s appearance.
Look for Rudy on our convenient packages to assure you it’s a genuine Dicor Products roofing solutions product.

REPAIR RESTORE
EPDM RUBBER ROOF LAP SEALANTS RUBBER ROOF COATING SYSTEM
Helps create a water-tight seal along a roof’s edges, air vents, Two part, commercial grade system combines a cleaner/activator for
vent pipes and screw heads. proper preparation and an acrylic coating providing a protective
ULTRA SEALANT SYSTEM barrier for extending life to the EPDM rubber membrane.
Formulated for newer TPO RV roofing materials. This two part COOLCOAT™ RUBBER ROOF COATING SYSTEM
system creates a permanent water-tight seal at roof edges, Insulating Coating Ceramic MicroCells™ reduce heat transfer,
screws, vents, and other rooftop appliances. known as heat flux, to the coach interior, reflects and dissipates
DiSEAL SEALING TAPE solar heat with vacuum spheres for reduced A/C demand. Use
A flexible weather-resistant patch designed for sealing with Dicor Rubber Roof Cleaner/Activator.
EPDM rubber, TPO, fiberglass, wood, plastic, steel METAL COATING ROOF SYSTEM
or aluminum. Dicor Products’ new three part solution to renewing old, rusty,
PATCHIT ROOF REPAIR KIT metal RV roofs. It starts with a primer to reduce further rusting
Easy repair of punctures, tears and breaks that can and finishes with a bright white acrylic coating.
occur in RV roofs. It includes a 9” x 10” peel-and-stick FIBERGLASS COATING ROOF SYSTEM
EPDM rubber patch and a tube of lap sealant. All new from Dicor Products, a two-part system
EPDM RUBBER ROOF REPAIR MEMBRANES specifically formulated to make fiberglass roofs
Repairs punctures, tears and breaks in EPDM look like new again.
rubber, TPO, metal and fiberglass roofs. This EPDM ROOF RENEW KIT
heavy-duty, peel and stick material is made Includes 4 gallons of Dicor Products
of self-adhering EPDM rubber. Acrylic Roof Coating, two quarts
Cleaner/Activator, one 4” x 50’ roll
Coating Ready Cover Tape, one
CLEAN Metal Pan, one 9” Paint Roller,
RUBBER ROOF CLEANER two 9” Roller Covers and one roll
Formulated specifically for RV 1” Masking Tape.
rubber roofing. This biodegradable,
deep-cleaning formula lifts dirt and
grime, yet is gentle on the surface.

PROTECT
ROOF-GARD RUBBER ROOF PROTECTANT
Helps prevent your EPDM rubber roof from
fading, oxidizing, drying and cracking.

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