Yes, EPDM rubber roof bubbling and separation can often be repaired by cutting small slits in bubbles, removing trapped air/moisture, applying adhesive underneath, and sealing with appropriate sealant.
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For fiberglass roof repair, clean thoroughly, fix cracks with gelcoat kit, and seal penetrations with Dicor 501LSW. Address structural issues before cosmetic coating.
Soft spot near vent indicates water-damaged wood. Remove membrane, cut out damaged plywood, replace with marine-grade, reseal membrane. Fix the vent leak that caused it.
Reduce RV noise with sound deadening on doghouse, mass loaded vinyl, and weatherstripping. Address rattles with felt pads. Expect improvement not perfection.
Drill mounting solar Z brackets is more secure than adhesive, especially for larger panels. Use proper Dicor sealant on all penetrations. Adhesive can fail in extreme temperatures.
Cracked sealant around your RV air conditioner is the most common cause of roof leaks. Use Dicor self-leveling lap sealant or Geocel ProFlex RV sealant after thoroughly cleaning and removing old sealant for best results.
When RV window seals are dried out and leaking, replacement is usually better than caulking over old seals. Remove the old seal completely, clean thoroughly, and install new butyl tape or rubber seal for a lasting watertight repair.
Bergman 59 clearance light lens typically twists off, has screws, or pries off gently. Access bulb after lens removal. Uses 194 or 168 wedge bulb. Consider LED upgrade for longer life.