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www.bigrocksupply.com offers EternaBond roof repair products and sealing tape for all your leak repair needs! Perfect for RVs, mobile homes, steel and rubber roofs, awnings, and more!
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  1. kurlyjack
    December 10th, 2011 - 20:21

    It pisses me off when people say it pisses me off. I used 2 tubes of silicone today…so there, be pissed off. I also can’t stand it when people can’t stand it. What, do you sit around looking for reasons to be miserable? By the way MORE is spelled MOR(E) not mor. Caulk not calk. Called not caled. Couldn’t not coudent. Oh damn I can’t correct all your errors in simple grammer, you would have been better off keeping your mouth shut. Whats worse looking like a hack or a total ignorant dumbass ?

  2. charlesjhey
    December 10th, 2011 - 20:50

    am i the only one why laughed at ‘rub with pressure to activate the bonding process’…?

  3. avionicswirenut
    December 10th, 2011 - 20:50

    It pisses me off when people use silicone on an RV to seal stuff..Takes too long to clean it up and most of the time it does not stick……We use a silicone cleaner/degreaser for automotive paint prep to clean areas to be sealed….Once any old loose sealer and dirt is removed we just use Dycore lap sealer in a caulk tube for roofs….I have used the stuff in this vid also…Inspect your roof at least once a year and most problems are prevented…

  4. geneva1ish
    December 10th, 2011 - 20:53

    i cant stand it had to coment seler sloped all over looks like shit mor is not better silicone and water base calk junl use life calk or boat life or 3m 5200 or 5300 take the vent out clean it up bed it in screw it down it wont leak and that selant dont go away you so caled experts coudent seal a dog housr tis is wate they use under the water line on a boat will last over twenty years look at the gobs of seler that dont do any thing but make you look like a hack

  5. redkat100
    December 10th, 2011 - 20:59

    looks like crap though with bits of tape stuck on the roof – not cosmetically pleasing

  6. atjeh
    December 10th, 2011 - 21:22

    It rubs the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again! Couldn’t you have just said Susan or Patty in the video?

  7. travelingoutskirts
    December 10th, 2011 - 22:14

    Eternabond works like a charm!

  8. mrblanche
    December 10th, 2011 - 22:27

    Some people use a small rubber roller to help the sealing. Eternabond was invented to seal underwater cables; it will last a long time on an RV roof.

  9. blankpanic
    December 10th, 2011 - 23:14

    might as well do the entire roof so it doesnt look like crap by having pieces of what looks like tape across parts of the roof

  10. scrug344
    December 11th, 2011 - 00:02

    look’s like duct tape ! XD

  11. anynickwilldofine
    December 11th, 2011 - 00:15

    Thanks for the info. But the best roof materials are at TILE-MOLDS . com . Trust me, I’ve tried their services and I have no
    complaints!


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In the U.S., the modern Recreational Vehicle RV industry had its beginnings in the late 1920s and 1930s shortly after the advent of the automobile industry, where a number of companies began manufacturing house trailers or trailer coaches, as they were then called. Often, these started out as mom and pop operations, building their units in garages or back yards. One of these early manufacturers, Airstream, is still in business today.Though tied to the mobile home industry in the early years—when few units were longer than 9 metres (30 ft) long, and thus easily transportable—the 1950s saw a separation of the two, as what are now referred to as mobile homes became larger and more immobile, and thus largely became an entirely separate industry. During the 1950s, in addition to travel trailers or trailer coaches, manufacturers began building self-contained motorhomes.

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