I justed cleaned my roof with a mild auto soap and a RV wash brush. It removed the dirt and "chalk" that builds up over the year. It will help keep the sides clean as when it rains, all that old residue is gone.
I did however, find a split where the front fiberglass transitions into the rubber roof. The metal molding that connects both sides had lifted and allowed the fiberglass panel to raise up. After re-drilling new holes and using stainless screws, not the old rusty zinc original ones, and a white elastomeric roof compound, I sealed it back up.
Rain expected later today so we caught it in time (last rain 6 months ago). Just goes to show you that at least an annual inspection of your roof is paramount.Edited by: r2millers
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Bob and Better Half
2007 F-250 PSD, SW, CC, LB, 2WD
2006 TF32SS Cross Terrain Toy Hauler (sold)
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