Installing a Commercial TPO Membrane on a RV?

I was contacted by a viewer to help with a roofing issue, but unfortunately I was very busy. However, the crew at Cassone's RV was willing to help an owner in dire straights.
His 2003 Fleetwood Discovery had a rotten roof and the old membrane was removed by another business. Unfortunately, that business did not want to finish the job so the owner was left stranded. He wanted a commercial TPO roof on his unit like the guys at ‪@RVROOFINSTALL‬ does. He provided the materials and just needed assistance installing the membrane and he would take care of the rest.
This is a GAF roofing system I and the rest of the Cassone Crew has never done before, so obviously it was a learning experience for us too. Sta-bond 183 was used to replace the luan decking like a Winnebago roof. We did our best to follow the manufacturer's directions but I am positive we did not do it perfectly.
Thanks!

[@danvalcamlau]

Im doing mine this summer to get it over with and its gonna be commercial for ever, worked with epdm and tpo for the last 7 years you cant go wrong.Good Job!!!

[@rvtech101]

“ It’s load bearing aluminum foil “, lmao! Don’t tell them I that, they will believe you! I love your work ethic and informative videos. Been doing this almost 4 decades but it’s always great to see other techs going through the same process. Keep it up, your videos are always fun to watch.

[@robertthompson6958]

When you mentioned ‘down in Georgia how they do things’ I had to think. You’re talking the ‘rv roof install’ guys who also have a KZbin channel and do the seam welding etc. They’re amazing guys and do incredible work too. Not unlike yourself, Chad and Micah. Thanks James.

[@AZExpert]

Thanks

[@robjenkins5682]

The real way to bond TPO is gluing the deck and the sheet. Roll it in once it's tacky. I see all these rvs fail because roofs are put on wrong, gluing only deck. Of coarse I am a commercial roofer of 25 years so have significant experience

[@dennisbutler349]

Aside from your incredible talent and work ethic, your positive and cheerful attitude makes this channel exceptional.

[@AZExpert]

Thank you so much 😀

[@Thesaltymedic36]

I watched videos about that roof stuff from some company in the east. They make curbs and heat weld it all together. It’s good stuff. Expensive but it will out last the coach. Good video 👍🏼

[@AZExpert]

yes they do a very good job and have a great shop

[@professionalinspectionserv9468]

They do a good job but unaffordable. Cost more to install then the rv is worth, when I got a quote. Have to figure out how to do it on my own, material not expensive only the guys doing the work.

[@shanedeveley731]

After all that work you would have thought the owner would have let you guy's complete the whole job. Another great job!!

[@AZExpert]

We have never heat welded or built curbing so it would be a difficult job to stand behind

[@ericgregory3005]

Even though it's hard to work with, that roof will last. Well worth using, at least from an owners view. Looks like yall did a great job!

[@AZExpert]

Thanks 👍

[@terrytinagero777]

Micah and Chad, you can admire there work, just awesome. The Picasso’s of repairs. Nice camera work James.

[@AZExpert]

thank you

[@barrycurtis7962]

Hi James, Thanks for your videos I live in Ga and after watching your instructions I acquired a 2000 30Q hurricane and did a complete redo, and installed the PVC roof I wanted the Commercial TPO but it was way out of my price range, With your instructions the PVC was a very doable job. they had the PVC membrane but no glue I asked them what was required to comply with the warranty and was told and sourced and completed thanks again

[@AZExpert]

I'm glad to hear it. Thanks!

[@jimharney1047]

How thick was the pvc and the decking that it was glued to?

[@KevinCoop1]

Great video James. Where you cut the wires was where I had my leak problem. It originally had foam that had dried out and turned to dust. I squirted silicon into it like the ones you removed. Still had a leak, so I foamed it again. No more leak so far. Best Wishes! Kevin

[@AZExpert]

I'm glad you got it fixed, it's very surprising how little thought is given to openings in walls and roofs

[@lutomson3496]

I like that TPO roof better then the cheap stuff that comes from the factory to bad they didnt install this from the factory you guys did a great job!

[@AZExpert]

thank you!

[@TerrydeAlaska]

Thanks for showing us this. It would be great if the owner provides us some updates on how he finished the job. RV roofs do seem to be problematic and prone to failure and the industry should do something to improve the long term outlook. The commercial roof route seem to have some advantages over the RV roofs even if it's much harder to apply.

[@AZExpert]

You're welcome

[@octaviofuentes7781]

I came across this channel and got a lot to learn from the rv specialist thanks for sharing my man

[@loualiberti4781]

This is Amazing Content - it’s great to see such skill in action.

[@notsoshortbus1651]

thank you for the video this is exactly what I'm putting on my Monaco Windsor this week I'm gooing to leave everything off the roof I already replaced all the wood thanks again

[@AZExpert]

You're welcome

[@rockeyoliver7254]

Awesome video James!

[@AZExpert]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@forrest47448]

James you're beginning to be very popular you had over a hundred views in the first 16 minutes you posted that so that's pretty terrific now you won't be able to go any place that people recognizing you

[@AZExpert]

it's somewhat strange to be sure, thank you!

[@Richard-53]

When I used to do laminate on cabinets, if it was a long run we would use pipes every so often to keep it from touching it until we laid it down I don’t know if that something you could try or think about next time.Pipes would be maybe a foot to a foot n half apart and then you would pull pipe out smooth that out to the next pipe then pull that pipe out.u get the idea. Something to think about

[@AZExpert]

we thought about it but didnt trust the process not to fail

[@pauljordan756]

Another QUALITY repair…. 👍💪💯

[@AZExpert]

Thanks 👍

[@stevenlavoie8897]

I did this on my prowler fifthwheel but just fastened it and I live in northern Quebec went true much heavy off road in winter never leak never ripen but I got to find metals max air some day 😁

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for sharing!

[@Tonisuperfly]

What do you mean you just fastened it? You didn’t glue it?

[@philw7174]

One of those screw driver things. Good video, thanks James. Happy trails!

[@AZExpert]

Stay Awesome, Phil!

[@93rsimpson]

Firestone has a TPO peel and stick roll that is flexible like EPDM called Flex Adhered, you might like it.....just started watching your videos because I just bought an RV.

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching!

[@oncebittenaz]

While on the topic of roof repair, I have got my own little project going on. I am repairing the edpm (auto correct inserted Rodman then Edomite in place of “edpm”. You gotta love the auto correct feature.) roof on my 23’ travel trailer. So, it has been a zen practice removing the flaking paint from the “Rodman” roof. I started with Dawn, water and stiff bristle brush to get the big patches. I am now down to a putty knife with a sharpened edge to coax some of the remainder. If it doesn’t come up willing, I leave it and move on. I will be applying Pro Guard Liquid Roof (primers and sealant). I have on occasion lost focus and nicked the roof down to the black (

[@nuetztjanix]

Good job, hope the owner will finish it properly

[@AZExpert]

I think so

[@AndreenMotorsports]

That's the roof material that manufacturers SHOULD be using. I'll be replacing our 5th wheel roof with that when it's time.

[@danmadden1080]

Very informative video - and greetings from New Zealand.

[@AZExpert]

thank you so much!

[@billsiclari7151]

I did the 60 mil tpo on my coach also built the curbs myself . I also used m-1 chemlink adhesive sealant with primer .

[@AZExpert]

That's very impressive too! I'm confident I would not do the curbs correctly.

[@72east]

I'm about to do the same to my coach. 60mil GAF TPO. I had already fabricated the curbs, used GAF detail membrane and heat welded all together. It's a VERY tedious and time consuming process! I made a few mistakes along the way and had to redo a few. That's expected when you're learning to do this but gets easier over time. Now I'm ready to install next week!

[@MrThunderbird53]

And whose You Tube channel did the owner watch hmmmm

[@kenj.8897]

Moron , moron , I think I know also lol

[@AZExpert]

I believe they are out of Georgia

[@chad..8189]

The put more on guy! 😆

[@johnschmehl668]

I believe it is too.

[@billyrose7181]

The only guy that puts more on is a moron lol!!! I am curious if you think it is worth the extra cost of this material ?

[@danemmerich6775]

Nice video. Do you have to use the Contact Cement? I thought TPO roofs use a different glue, not contact cement.

[@troycarpenter3675]

Nice work

[@FloridaSalon]

Well done!

[@Chief351L]

I’m not sure if this will get seen since this is an older video, but…Why isn’t marine grade plywood used in place of that crappy luan? I know cost & weight might be the first thoughts but wouldn’t that be a better option? Would there be a problem with the adhesive binding to the marine plywood or some sort of other waterproofing ? I’m just wondering after watching nearly all of your roof replacement videos…LoL! Great Information Channel for existing and new RV owners!

[@GoogleDoesEvil]

Azdel is what's used to replace lauan board these days in RVs.

[@Tony_in_AZ]

Good job as usual.. It does look more difficult job with the thicker material... When i drive past Cassone's RV I wave.

[@AZExpert]

Thanks 👍

[@johnbraidwood8917]

Hi your videos are incredible, love watching them. I have a 2006 Itasca approximately to replace the roof on it. No leaks but the membrane is loose in a few areas. We are snowbirds from Canada and head down to Arizona for the winters.

[@AZExpert]

Keep an eye on it

[@falcon7350]

i used this on my class A over 10 years ago .. good stuff but glue not so much as i have spots that came up but with driving speeds it does not care can stays where you put it , lots of trees tested my roof as i am 12.6 high with out ac units and did not hurt it . hard part was dicor of any kind does not like to stick to it at all and comes right off 6 months latter

[@AZExpert]

that's good to know about the dicor. Thanks

[@mjmohn]

We were looking forward to a road trip to Arizona and contacting you soon to utilize your expert and skillfully professional talents to tackle a small water delamination corner spot on our Snowriver Truck Camper. We only wanted the best in the industry. Have you retired from repair and just do inspections now? All the best to you. Stay Safe and Free.

[@AZExpert]

I'm so busy I don't have time to take on any new work! Thanks for the thought though

[@agentorange2554]

You Tubers!!!! I get your point though, people on here present themselves as experts and do not have the slightest clue. Do not jump on the first video you see on any given subject. Explore and learn, take the time to get multiple points of view. Or just go to AZ Expert first!!!

[@AZExpert]

I was mostly making fun of myself. I watch youtube videos all the time for help too.

[@agentorange2554]

@@AZExpert It's a great source for DIY, but some people(my wife) think you can fix and build everything with staples and super glue!!!!!! They are on there too.

[@hcrffi]

👍 Maybe you didn't 100% work on it, but the owner of the Discovery is lucky at least to have you check out the work your buddies did and help out here and there when you had the time in between jobs.

[@AZExpert]

I can't thank Cassone's RV enough for helping him out.

[@johnminichielli8957]

Boy do I miss the old day of metal roofs. My RV trailer in New Zealand that came from England had an aluminum roof and was amazing.

[@Tonisuperfly]

A single piece of aluminium or joined pieces?

[@tomkeyes-u6w]

I'm looking for air conditioner curbs for a pair of Pelican model air conditioners. Stock they just have a piece of foam sealing them, not good. I just installed a new TPO with your instructions, but the AC units lak. Thanks

[@dennymoore4325]

Great job.

[@AZExpert]

Thanks!

[@donruhl1171]

What is the “curbing” you were talking about? Maybe a video showing that?

[@jimmyninjapants3467]

Watch any of their videos. They make their own curbing. It’s gotta be pricey, but if I were to buy another RV, I’d seriously consider them before I ever used the thing. kzbin.info

[@marionpernell2620]

What do think about rv manufacturers using thin aluminum in place rubber. The benefits are no UV damage. Tear resistant min cost increase

[@DavidHBurkart]

That seems like it would be a true monster of a roof once installed but the installation process itself, wow😳 Perhaps better suited as a factory option as a custom-ordered feature. I would pay extra for a roof like that... presuming the factory installs it correctly of course.

[@AZExpert]

I am surprised it's not offered too, I understand as production RV is a very streamlined operation, but the new PVC roofs seem to be about the same quality.

[@pauley7648]

That’s pretty neat

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching! :)

[@TYLERVUESJJ]

I repaired my pop up. I don't know what the fabric is called but, I got it from my client. He transports wine in 18 wheeler containers. It's a big 20x10 ft Bladder that holds wine. The fabric is plastic and has cloth inside of it. Very tough fabric...

[@RoofingFacts]

"Commercial grade TPO" is identified as 60mil or thicker by the WSRCA, NRCA, and by nearly every manufacturer since 2009. And that's 60 before you factor things like fleece thickness. The reason why is TPO naturally erodes, losing thickness every year. Especially those utilizing halogenated fire retardants as opposed to the more modern formulas which prefer magnesium.

[@vegasfordguy]

Sounds like he found the KZbin channel RV ROOF INSTALL. He correctly installs a roof and will warranty it for 20 years. He is the best RV roof installer period. Check out his channel.

[@AZExpert]

sure thanks

[@kcgalleryfineartkatherinec3015]

Can you tell us what kind of roof we have, can’t figure it out? We have National Sea View, love her but we watch you and we’ll want to treat her right !

[@rhuaustin9004]

im struggleing with my pop out roof..the first try was a fail .the glue folded and what a mess.now i had a local roofing place glue the roof on the wood first .but there are bubbles that im not shure if the slide seals will lay over...its pvc thick roof....my question is can the slide roof free float with only glue in spots and the surrounding screws holding it on....do i have to glue the whole roof to the wood..

[@jimmydavis5951]

Wish you were near me here in Georgia. I need my trailer top replaced and can't get anyone to do it,no return calls or they dont answer the phone.

[@dalewoodiel3572]

RV Roof Install in Georgia are experts in installing commercial 60 mil TPO roofs with curbs. They showcase their work but it is not a DYI channel. Why laugh at people finding a KZbin Channel where roofs are installed? Maybe you could learn something from RV Roof Install. Try standing on the crap from Dicor or using their crappy products. It a lot thicker because it’s quality and will last a lot longer than typical RV roofs.

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for the comment

[@suzylarry1]

SOUNDS TO ME .....LIKE YOU DID THIS JOB TWICE .... first and last !

[@joeblow3939]

❤ Having worked with plastic laminate (mica) liquor thinner will cut the glue. Not sure what it will do to the TPO.

[@AZExpert]

not advised for use

[@joseluismorales9470]

What is the name of the tarp you put on the roof? Where can I get it online and have it sent to Mexico?

[@professionalinspectionserv9468]

Sounds like it is the material the manufactures should have used....

[@rhuaustin9004]

i tried to do it on my 2×6 slide roof..😢😢the plywoodwas out of my slide.i cut pvc .put glue on and when i applied pvc i missed the mark and it stuck..epic fail .you need two people even with a small piece..

[@magician2020]

What would a 38" Class A cost for a new roof with all new wood cost?

[@larrypahl5756]

do you have a materials list and 60 mil, torch down?, Is that beautiful or if you got coal tar and asphalt or vinyl composite?

[@jaydenzimmerman1399]

Without priming the surface first no caulking will stick to these roofs. I’ve learned from experience you don’t prime it will leak.

[@AZExpert]

THanks for the comment

[@rpmillerthree]

I have a truck camper where the front has a crack in it apparently from a roof leak that collected water and broke through the outer material. I am new to this camper and have never had a roof leak. As you know this water was from all the rain we got recently here in Phoenix Metro. Would the tpo material be a good replacement for this crack?

[@RogerJohnson-j9v]

the spray on Rhino lining is the way to do it now , I would never do this , to easy to damage it

[@samuelstewart2762]

Hi i just saw this and i will like to ask would it be possible to use fiberglass instead or is it more expensive or harder to work with seeing that you have to sand it then paint i like how you work and how you explain things its always good to see a master at work i love rv but where i live unfortunately we don't have them here so much but one day i'll have my own

[@averagejoesidaho1655]

I'm putting a rubber roof on my Winnebago as, yes, it blew off in a wind storm. Can you tell me what you used to roll on the adhesive here? It looks like just a standard paint roll brush but want to make sure as I would think they would absorb too much stuff. Any quick answers would be appreciated. Awesome channel. Thanks,

[@richardhatt6541]

He will have a hell of a time inside of the RV with the smell of the glue. We used the same glue and it set off the fire alarm on a building we did.

[@AZExpert]

It's fine lol

[@SpykersB]

No Chad, No Chad!....bad Chad. 😆 Well that thick tpo stuff just makes a heck of a lot more sense! Vs the thin, easy stretch, easy rip crap. Cheers 🍻

[@AZExpert]

it is far superior indeed

[@earlribaudo4807]

The guy has been watching too much RV Roof Repair. Wanting to make risers and melt the GAF together. They only show so much on that channel. Just enough to keep you interested. All I can say is good luck. 😆🤣

[@AZExpert]

I've been doing roof repairs for 20 years so....

[@matthewstrzelecki4280]

Not to change your subject I have a water heater that hot water doesn't leave the water tank I've drained it filled it up or turn the water on with the plug out water goes into it fills it what not but will not leave do you have any suggestions stranded thanks Matt

[@williamvaughn9870]

I have a sun lite slide in pickup camper, the roof looks to be rubber with felt backing, what glue would I use? I haven’t removed anything as yet would this have luanne or plywood? The side walls seam soft so I’ll have to remove the aluminum siding.

[@skywalkk0079]

Where do i get a roll of this type of membrane

[@tangledline]

12:10 where do I find this wood? Thats where I am at. I have the exact same roof and doing the TPO thing...but this wood...lol. Thank you SO MUCH for what you do for us!

[@AZExpert]

it's just 1/8 luan from Home Depot

[@robjenkins5682]

Good job first time. Rolling glue too thin. The bubbles will gas out. Don't use 40 minute rule. Roll in once it's tacky or else it over dries

[@SkyeJensen11]

Where can I buy this commercial grade roofing material? .. and all the materials?

[@HVASEA]

That stuff will outlast the RV ....

[@AZExpert]

That is the hope

[@mikeallensonntag]

I can see why you didn't take this job or have time for it lol. Damn 1000lb roll of tpo. Last person was probably like ya I'm not dealing with this roll of tpo lmao.

[@kcgunesq]

Harder to work with, but if you can find a niche installing it, it may be worth it.

[@cwshumate914]

That just seems like a lot of work. Do you think the commercial stuff will pass the cost-benefit sniff test?

[@AZExpert]

he got a commercial roof cheaper than most dealers would have charged for a RV membrane so I think so. But I don't know if I'd like to do it again? :)

[@cwshumate914]

@@AZExpert I could tell that for sure. Seemed like a lot of things can go very wrong with that old school contact adhesive.

[@larrypahl5756]

what about using a bitumen (bitchaThane) snow/ice shield product?

[@hillbillyrv]

You removed the awning arms all wrong....ha ha...does that make me negative? Good job, bad Chad !!

[@AZExpert]

not at all, I wouldn't be a good RV tech if I didn't do things wrong a few times first.

[@HappyQuailsLC]

If the roll is that incredibly heavy, should there be concern about the added weight to the overall weight, against it's limits? Did you advise the customer on its limitations? Does anyone else have comments on this? It seems like the greatest weak spots are the edges, and UV resistance, rather than roofing material thickness, provided no one is going to have to be up there, walking around and working on a recurring basis.

[@AZExpert]

You should be up there inspecting the roof 2 times a year

[@mrvixtergg]

How much does a job like that cost?

[@nicolasmendez6781]

I have a 19 ft RV how much do they cost?

[@frankandricciola9782]

It’s obvious that the owner was watching videos from RV roof install. Why didn’t he just go to them? They use commercial TPO with curbs

[@brandondonnelly7660]

Hello, I am just wondering what certifications are needed to do work on a trailer/RV, as far as gas, propane, and electrical go do you have to be licensed in this specific trades? Looking to get into a business fixing them.

[@AZExpert]

RVIA certification

[@professionalinspectionserv9468]

This field is not regulated so there is no requirements, check your state. It may be best to have some sort of RVIA credentials to help kick start your business. I am not much of a fan of RVIA they make you pay for "the decal" when you purchase most RVs. You do not get anything for it but support their organization. I am sure other professional organizations would love to automatically get paid from the buyer/client to support them.

[@johnswan9123]

Hail proof. Commercial building rated.

[@AZExpert]

Thanks

[@RADMAN752]

doesn't that door need a bigger gap underneath it?

[@MarkGrinevich]

As a roofer myself, tpo is actually garbage. I wouldn't install it on a residential or commercial buildings. Yeah they're ok on RVs, I'm installing it on my travel trailer replacing some dry rot. But if you're installing tpo on your RV, then I'd recommend coating your camper roof with GE silicone on the wood, then lay the TPO (creates great adhesion and no moist can seap under it), fasten it with screws, then coat the entire tpo 2-3 times using the GE silicone roofing coating. It will get pricey but you're roof will last a loooong time. The GE silicone is UV resistant, stays elastic all its life which is great when traveling and all that movement on your roof. Also great when it gets hot/cold when your roof is breathing expanding and contrapting due it being elastic. Just leaving your tpo under the sun, the sun will cook it due tpo being plastic and not UV resistant.

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching

[@DonniePhipps]

What are the curbs are you talking about?

[@divadyrdnal]

Wow! Very eye opening. Note to self, if you buy a “rubber roof” Rv sell it in before the roof goes bad! Is the very “thin fiberglass” covering one piece fiberglass roofs much better?

[@AZExpert]

fiberglass is best

[@ελευθερία-ε2ο]

Which manufacturer uses fiberglass roofs? Thank you

[@moandjoaz]

Curious about the cost of a new roof if the structure is good,? I have a 20ft 2008 Thor toyhauler and the roof is decenigrating

[@AZExpert]

It is still thousands

[@inediblenut]

I had the same idea of using a material designed for building construction with a 30 plus year life span rather than the cheap crap they put on RVs in the factory.

[@AZExpert]

You still have to inspect it twice a year

[@84toytank]

What do you use to clean glue off old plywood ?

[@michellebarlondsmith6243]

Yes we do go you tube and watch because we think we can do it and then we need the pros .....

[@AZExpert]

I'm with you, youtube helps me out so much almost every day

[@jonryan5339]

Question: I designed and built a DIY small pull behind camper, and I am near completion on the inside and it's currently inside a shop. I used wood sheeting top and sides. What would you recommend me to use for the roof and the sides to make it waterproof and will last several years.

[@1982MCI]

I would use a fiberglass on it Jon. You can get it in rolls just like what they use on the side walls of these new high end class As and you can get a roll up to 45’ long. It would be a great product to use on the top and sides of your tiny camper since it’s good enough for $3 million dollar coaches. I’ve seen it available thru RecPro and a few other RV parts suppliers so just look around. Good luck on whatever you choose to use tho and keep me up to date on how it goes. I’d love to build one myself after I get done with my MCI remodel

[@ελευθερία-ε2ο]

Aluminum like the one used on airstream.

[@benjaminlee5096]

Inspect mine every time i go out lol

[@AZExpert]

that's a great idea

[@MrJuventino451]

Whats the average cost of a roll of tpo? My 5th wheel is a 39ft keystone montana. Probably a good idea to start getting my materials ready🤦‍♂️

[@AZExpert]

Depends on what you want, Google is your friend

[@walkingthruyourdata-6019]

No, not a one man job... that is my model coach..I see it quite a lot on youtube, I hope that just means it's very popular. uhg...

[@waynefisher4585]

I have a Winnebago vista 33T and on each side of the RV roof it’s like an air bubble all the way down from back to forward, up in front I have two air bubbles going all the way across from the left to the right of the RV, I could use some suggestions on what to do should I take it to camping world for an estimate or can I talk to you personally

[@AZExpert]

I'm not taking on any new work currently so if you'd like it fixed you can talk to a local dealer and see if they can help

[@waynefisher4585]

@@AZExpert thank you for reply, I thought that’s what you would say, I couldn’t get to you anyway and I will be asking a local RV repair, but I was only hoping for advice, you see on my 2008 Winnebago Vista 33T has two or three bubbles from driver side to the passenger side about six feet long, also down the left and rights of the RV I can push down on the crown showing that the roof isn’t glued down fully. The RV doesn’t leak except the front AC only, I was told to leave the bubbles along because they could flattened down. I have been watching many of your roofing repair videos and have learn a lot, I have even saved 8 of your roof video s that correspond to my roof problem. Again I appreciate you responding to my email, if it’s possible I would like to send three or four pictures to you, I understand you’re not taking any more jobs because you’re very busy man, I suppose what I’m really after is what is my my situation, can I drive this RV down the road or will the roof fly off, and what is the normal price of a total repair job for a roof replacement. Again I appreciate you and enjoy your show it’s very knowledgeable and I’ve learned a lot from you, I’ve learned so much that I’m almost positive that the roof needs to be replaced so again like I said I’ll be looking for a local repair man, thank you very much.

[@michaelreynolds5515]

Georgia boy knows how to do it lol

[@AZExpert]

thanks for watching!