Highlights

• Replace a Weathered Roof Surface: PVC membrane provides a new roofing layer when patches and repairs are no longer enough.
• Skip the Parts List: Membrane, acrylic water-based adhesive, butyl tape, and sealants arrive together in one package.
• Cover a Full Roof Section: Includes a 45' long x 9-1/2' wide membrane for larger replacement projects.
• Keep Rooftop Accessories Sealed: Self-leveling and non-sag sealants support vent and accessory reinstallation.
• Keep Roof Upkeep to a Minimum: PVC roofing material resists chemicals, contaminants, and tree sap encountered during travel and storage.
• Create a Moisture Barrier at Attachment Points: Butyl tape seals between roof components, trim, and accessories.

Features to know about

When Repairs Keep Getting Bigger

What starts as a cracked seam or small leak often turns into a much larger roof project once old materials come up and hidden damage is exposed. This kit packages the major materials needed for a complete roof replacement, including a 45' long x 9-1/2' wide folded PVC membrane, acrylic water-based adhesive, butyl tape, and sealants. Instead of sourcing installation materials one piece at a time, the major components for the roof replacement arrive together in one package.

A New Roof Surface for an Aging Roof

When patches, cracked seams, and weathered areas cover more of your RV's roof each year, replacing the membrane often makes more sense than adding another repair. PVC resists tree sap, residue, and harsh cleaners, making it a practical choice for RV owners who regularly clean their roof or park beneath trees.

Sealing the Details After the Roof Is Down

Replacing the membrane is only part of the project. Roof vents, skylights, antennas, and other rooftop accessories still need to be sealed when they're reinstalled. The kit includes butyl tape for mounting components, self-leveling sealant for horizontal roof penetrations, and non-sag sealant for vertical surfaces and trim so the final sealing work is covered along with the membrane installation. Once installed and sealed, the completed roof system helps protect the RV from moisture intrusion while reducing the need for continued patch repairs.