Replacing the entire roof is never a small job. That is why it is worth determining the option of a new waterproofing membrane to stop the leaks.

It’s important to take the extra time to complete all the finishing touches when repairing a caravan roof. This includes sealing and waterproofing the roof with a rubberized sealant, applying a protective coating, inspecting the roof structure for any potential issues, and cleaning up the area. Doing these steps ensures that the repair job is done properly and that the roof is well protected from future damage.

Coachman use a liquid solution to remove excess sealant, have a word with your dealer, they may sell you some.

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CT1 Adhesive & Sealant 290ml Grey 535306

New sealer will simply not bond to old, it will always be a totallly different individual item and will not achieve anything. If you have excess silicone sealant which you want to remove in your caravan, there’s a product available which allows you to do this successfully and safely. In this section we will look at the most commonly used caravan sealants and why they might be a great choice for you. Overall, the Soundaseal RV61 is a versatile caravan sealant that’s ideal for the roof, windows, awning rail, skylight and many other surfaces within your caravan. It isn’t the cheapest but it provides a high level of adhesive strength and used by many major caravan manufacturers. Nobody wants to buy a product that isn’t easy to use, and caravan sealant is no different. You should avoid buying a sealant that takes too much difficulty and time to install correctly because this can be extremely frustrating, especially if you’re using it on an awkward surface such as the roof.