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RonAllen

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Posted: 11/05/09 05:04am

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My 1993 Dodge high top van looks like it needs to be recaulked where the fiberglass meets the metal van roof gutter. What is the recommended caulk to use?
Also, I see a fine stress crack in the front of the high top about eight inches running center from top to bottom. No leaking problems from it. Will this be a problem later?
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Hit The Road Jack

Treasure Coast of Florida

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Posted: 11/05/09 05:46am

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RonAllen wrote:

Hi Ron,

Caulking Link

For competent fiberglass repair, take it to a Marine (boat) repair center.

DIY repair?

West System Fiberglass Repair Howto Part I

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seraphim

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Posted: 11/05/09 11:51am

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Nice link, Jack. Thanks.

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RonAllen

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Posted: 11/05/09 12:57pm

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West System Fiberglass Repair Howto Part I

Very Interesting... thanks, Ron

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Posted: 11/06/09 06:41pm

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The best is Pro-Flex RV . It worked GREAT for my leaky Class B hightop. It adheres to the metal , fiberglass and aluminum . it wont peel or crack apart when you hit the road . This stuff works . I was told by my local RV shop to use silicone , DONT DO IT !!!
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