Keeping seals tight along RV roof edges and trim is a lot easier with a sealant that stays where you put it. This non-leveling lap sealant creates a flexible, watertight seal while resisting UV damage, discoloration, and staining over time.
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Hi everyone. Steve here with etrailer. Today, we're taking a look at our gray Dicor non-sag lap sealant. This is a premium sealant designed for vertical and angled RV sealant applications. So as you know, water leaks don't just start on the roof. They can happen anywhere that your RV or camper has a seam, whether it's a window or door, exterior fixture, those kind of things.
That's why making sure you have the right type of sealant for vertical surfaces is just as important as having some for horizontal surfaces. So unlike the self-leveling sealants for the horizontal use, this non-sag formula stays exactly where you apply it, making it great for windows, doors, corner trims, moldings, exterior lightings, any other kind of sidewall compartments where you need that to stay in place. So one new cure is going to be a flexible seal. It's going to keep moisture out. It can withstand UV exposure, the changing temperatures, the tweaking and twisting of the camper/RV as we're going up and down the roads.
And it's a gray color, as I mentioned before, and that's going to blend pretty nicely with most RV exteriors. I think gray goes with everything myself. Obviously white and black do as well. We carry this in different colors. You can check them out separately as well.
And this is a standard 10.3 ounce tube and it's easy to apply. You just snip off the tip or cut it at the angle and the size you desire for your application and then pair that with a conventional caulk gun, which we carry those separately as well if you need one. Excuse me. So again, whether you replace an old sealant or installing new exterior opponents, this is a great option and a must have in my opinion. So make sure you're keeping your RVs and campers properly sealed.
It's one of the easiest cost efficient ways of preventing more costly things if water does get inside. Water can cause all kinds of damage and we don't want that, right, so. Folks, this is our look together at the Dicor non-level lap sealant in gray. I'm Steven. Thanks for watching.
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