unpopular rv roof opinion

[@hillbillyrv]

I think you are right. I have always said that RV manufactures design these things to leak. If they didn't leak, people wouldn't have to replace them so often.

[@philw7174]

You're right about that opinion. Thank you for sharing this video James. Happy trails!

[@DavidHBurkart]

Makes total sense. You sold me on that years ago!

[@Formaldehydex]

Imagine if far more people paid attention while in school. We could expect this sort of articulate expertise from far more tradesmen.

[@badgerpa9]

you seem to know more than anyone that disagrees so I would trust you over them. Hope you summer is going well, stay safe and healthy.

[@AskRemy]

wow nice job

[@jg6142]

I’m in agreement with you! You need too think like water, how can I get in??

[@WatzTX]

Are those grippy socks? I’d be worried about slipping up there being so close to the edge!

[@mikerosenberger1631]

Why not put double sided tape underneath the membrane where it connects in the front if your worried about the wind?

[@rongardner5671]

James can u let me know how I can call u I'm going to buy a rv and would like you to inspect it for me is that something you can handle for me please let me know thku James are u in Yuma or Mesa az

[@joshdavis8447]

PVC membranes FTW again. Full length membrane tucked underneath the front cap, like the manufacturer. And cut a second strip to lay across the top of the cap, welded to the field area. 🤌

[@joshdavis8447]

I service MI, IL, IN, OH.