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Have you tried calling their home office or one of their regional offices? If you are in the Ohio area, I will be glad to give you some of the product.

For several years I have used a commercial EPDM (rubber) roof restoration product on my R/V restorations with fantastic results. The product is called WhiteBrite. It is manufactured by Simon Roofing in the Youngstown, Ohio area. Several years ago the product received the New Equipment Digest magazine's Product of The Year Award. As a facility manager I was looking for a way to reduce my cost of replacing roofs on government buildings. After watching several roof restoration projects, it occurred to me that this product would be ideal for my RV's roof. If the manufacturer guarantees their product on a metal or EPDM roof for 10 years, it would be worth a try on a R/V. I applied the product to all my roof seams and penetrations with a 2 inch wide paint brush. The product is very flexible when dried. Being water based, it flows into cracks and depressions just as the water we are trying to keep out does. The real question, Did it work? After four years, NO LEAKS.

I will be picking up an '87 Dolphin with 33K miles on it. It has been sitting for 3 years. Besides checking and changing fluids is there anything "special" to this rig that I should check before moving it? I plan on draining out as much of the old gasoline that I can.