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Originally Posted by Diver_John_812
I just typed a lengthy reply to your message. (ckingwevl)
But the web site told me I wasn't logged in, and kicked me off, so I'm trying to send a quick test message now.
I believe I had the same problem as you.
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Well, my last message went through, so let me try another one.
My 2016 Cruiser had a similar, (possibly the exact), problem.
Apparently, there were many RV's built with a faulty roof coating back then.
I battled it for 5 years, (treating, and cleaning the roof), thinking there was something I was doing wrong. The roof was always sticky, and on warm days, it would become almost like Plumbers Putty, and would stick to my hands, knees, and shoes, while caulking. And it had those cracks that you describe.
I finally gave-up and had an independent RV Technician look at my roof. He's the one that told be about the crappy materials that were used back then.
After contacting several RV Roof companies, I settled on RV-Armor, who came to my house, and did the work in my driveway. (it took 3 days)
The old "rubber' roof had to be completely removed, and some small areas of the decking needed to be replaced, because I had some minor leaks happening.
So, to make my roof perfect, it cost me $7500.
But it now has a Transferable Lifetime Warranty.
I'd love to send you a picture of my old roof, but doing here seems to be a P.I.A.
I'd be happy to send it to an email address if you like.
John