I have a 34 foot 5th wheel and the rubber reroof was butchered=leaks. I need two 50 foot rolls, will I need two cans of spray cleaner? Thank you.
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I would get three just to make sure of a good prep surface that your applying to. There can be absolutely no moisture or the Bond will not adhere correctly. Hope this helped
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Tom, I did not use their cleaner so I am unsure how far it goes. I purchased a can of lacquer thinner and used that to clean the patch area after initial cleaning with some soap and water. So far so good, no signs of the EternaBond not sticking or coming off.
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When I used the Eternabond on my EPDM roof, I merely used some Acetone on a rag to prep the surface.
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Tom, I love the eternabond but I was using it to fix seams on a metal roof. For that the best prep was Acetone but I'm pretty sure that stuff will not play well w/ your rubber roofing. I can't speak to how much you'll need because it really is based on the amount of dirt, mold you have. My suggestion would be to pick up whatever cleaner you'll need at your local hardware, home depot or lowe's and just return what you don't use. You definately need it as clean and dry as possible. If you put it on right that stuff ain't coming off. Hope this helps.
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Hi,I bought both the roll on and the spray, the sprayer stopped working! roll on is better bought mine on Amazon.
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i had a bleep of a time getting the water line hooked up leak-free in my 5th wheel. I ended up using a piece of garden hose so...long story short...I don't know.
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I purchased a conduit clamp the size of the roll bar and made a wood wedge for the spacer between the clamp and the top and {2} 1/4" bolts, flat washers, and self locking nuts. I installed this in the middle for safety. Very similar to the other clamps that hold the top down. You will need a rubber washer under the top washer to stop the water from dripping when out in the rain. I did 2 other things that I don't think I can explain here. I can send you some pics. if you want. I have pulled mine 60 miles per hour with no problem. Wind shield beware.
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Hi Butch: I did my 28' 5th wheel with about 1 1/2 bottles of oxidization remover but some areas I did twice. I used about 3/4 of the bottle of the fiberglass restorer. Also did some areas twice with the restorer. The class c does have a smaller front end than a 5th wheel so the kit with extra oxy. remover should do it for you. It all worked well for me.
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Brenda, while this is a fantastic product that really works and keeps on working with each following rain it only works if you can get it to the places you need cleaned. My house is two stories and just over 40 feet high. I could only reach the eaves by standing on a ladder and then I had to use my Stihl back pack sprayer. My home is all brick with vinyl covered eaves where cleaning was needed. I was only able to get to the first floor level eaves. I will have to have someone go onto the roof to get the upper areas. Hope this helps you.
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These are the greatest. Now for your question it depends on what kind of roof you have Rubber or Fiberglass. Your best bet is to ask a local trailer or RV supply place that actually does repairs or if that is not possible a trailer or RV repair place what they use. The first sometimes you want to have something that remains somewhat flexible and other times you want something that is more like a gum always very flexible. I forget what was recommended and I used it all so I do not have any left to look at. Anyway these reduced the odor to zero.
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Hi John, I think you are on the right track. I myself use a 50 ft hose, the manual also mentions this. I have used my pressure washer over a dozen times with no problem. I am thinking with the longer 100ft hose the pressure must be to low for the unit to be efficeint. I do use a 3/8, 50 foot pressure hose from the unit to the pressure sprayer and get great results.
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I do not recommend buying one of these cleaners. In the long-run you'll be unhappy with it...A two wheel cleaner is for smaller pools. If your port is in one end of the pool, rather than the middle, you'd buy a 4-wheel. If the port (where you're gonna plug it in) is in the middle of the pool or if you have a small pool, you'd get a 2-wheel.
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Should work just fine. I do my 5th wheel twice a year with Rejex and it looks like new. And we are fulltime rv'ers so it sits outside 24/7. Sometimes it's just not possible to keep it out of direct sunlight for the cure time. PS: My 5th wheel is 40 feet and takes about two 16 oz bottles.
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I cut to size and super glued a vacuum cleaner belt to wheels. The belt was already the right width and thickness. Works perfect. I also use swiffer wet or dry pads to clean. Just throw away when done.
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The bottle of slime you are looking at should be enough for 15 to 20 bicycle tires, or 7 - 10 car tires. It really comes down to the size of your tires. I recommend starting with an ouns or two, then add some of need be. Slime pretty well. It helps to locate the leak, then make sure slime gets to that area (turn and tilt the wheel).
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I used this tape on a 10 year old 5th wheel. I covered every corner seam and the seam on the roof where the front cap meets the roof line, I did the same on the rear roof seam. I also used the tape around every vent/pipe/opening on the roof. I did not remove any of the existing caulking, I just cleaned all surfaces really well with acetone before I applied the tape. A year later we have no leaks. I also rolled the old roof with two part liquid rubber roofing. The two products work well together.
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Don't worry about the sides. You should worry about the water pressure. Make sure you control the water pressure using a pressure washer with a differentialswitch. I have. Honda with a 2500 psi force. I cleaned my main pipe perfectly. Also my backyard drain pipe. Becareful with under ground pipe since after using this device they won't be underground anymore.
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Probably not. Try a standard rubber washer in place of the o-ring. Not the slightly smaller plastic ones that always leak for me. If it leaks with any of the 3 alternatives then try a different accessory. If it still leaks then you could have a defective thread on your hose. I've encountered this with several cheap hoses and started buying higher quality ones. They are also cheaper per year than the cheap hoses. Here in the Denver CO area, for 50/60 feet, cheap is $10 while good is $30-35 and excellent about $50-60.
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I didn't see a product number here on Amazon, but if you search for Graco 515 Rac Iv tip you will find the replacement for the original that came with the sprayer. If you are spraying heavy exterior paints, I would recommend picking up a 517 Rac Iv tip - just in case your 515 is too small.
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I think there are other products more suitable for your use. Besides being highly toxic, the amount of Rubber Renue needed for tires would be very expensive.