We did not realise that our slide out rubber roof had a small leak in the front corner, about 6 inches square.
We are due to fly home next week and just want to ask the experts out there if we can leave this repair until we return in about 6 months? Stored indoors in Las Vegas NV.
I am worried that it is still wet and could spread.
I have had a quick look online and it seems that you can remove the rubber and cut away the damaged area then replace it by screwing or gluing in a new section, then repairing the rubber. The issue is we don't have a lot of time and want to ensure the repair is done correctly. We won't get the trailer into the dealer either although I guess we could try a mobile RV Repair guy if we have to get it done.
Any advice gratefully accepted....
We are due to fly home next week and just want to ask the experts out there if we can leave this repair until we return in about 6 months? Stored indoors in Las Vegas NV.
I am worried that it is still wet and could spread.
I have had a quick look online and it seems that you can remove the rubber and cut away the damaged area then replace it by screwing or gluing in a new section, then repairing the rubber. The issue is we don't have a lot of time and want to ensure the repair is done correctly. We won't get the trailer into the dealer either although I guess we could try a mobile RV Repair guy if we have to get it done.
Any advice gratefully accepted....
