How Do You Repair An RV Rubber Roof?
Ethylene propylene diene monomer rubber, or EPDM rubber, is commonly used to line the roofs of recreational vehicles as a protectant. Rubber roofing is a durable, lightweight and UV-resistant material that protects the rooftop of an RV from adverse weather conditions. Although the rubber can withstand water and heat damage, it is still susceptible to coming loose or being punctured due to regular wear. Fortunately, repairing an RV rubber roof can be done fairly quickly using the proper method. Locate any potential leaks in the damaged areas of the rubber roof. Place a pan or bucket in the cabin of your RV directly beneath them; this prevents the interior of the vehicle from getting wet while the roof is being insulated. Clean the roof of loose dirt and residue using car soap and a cleaning brush. Rinse the surface with water and wipe the roof dry with a clean towel. Isolate the damaged sections of the roof by creating a perimeter around them with painter’s tape. Apply an even coat of E
