I can understand the rubber not being glued to the aluminum, but be careful if the aluminum isloose onwood roof as the staples used to fasten it to the roof are letting go and may eventually protrude through the rubber roof membrane. On a hot day I can see and feel the staples higher than the aluminum. I was told the only cure is to take the rails off the side of the walls, peel the roof back and refasten the aluminum to the roof, stetch the rubber back, restaple it to the side walls, put back the rail and recaulk. We have our trailer parked right now on a seasonal so the situation hasn't changed in 3 years, but some day, I'll get to it.
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