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Eternal Bond

Yahoo Message Number: 6705
Russ believe you told me you bought a roll of 50' for 50 bucks. Can you get me a roll and drop it in the mail and I will sent you a check. Txs Dane

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Yahoo Message Number: 6706
Dane: Both Ron & Kevin turned me onto Best Material in Phoenix, Az. A 50' roll of ETERNABOND 4" in white costs $53.15. This is the type they recommend for RV repair. Just Goggle Best Material for the prices and related shipping cost...................russ

From: daneg
To: KodiakChassisClassC@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sat, April 9, 2011 10:08:27 AM
Subject: [KodiakChassisClassC] Eternal Bond

Russ believe you told me you bought a roll of 50' for 50 bucks. Can you get me a roll and drop it in the mail and I will sent you a check. Txs Dane

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Yahoo Message Number: 6784
Just ordered some Eternabond too. Thanks for the tip on ordering. I've never used it before. When you put it down, did you remove the old caulk first, or put it down over top of the old caulk?

George


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Yahoo Message Number: 6785
Level off and clean the as best a possible. Then put Eternabond odwn.
Best
Ron Hall

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Yahoo Message Number: 6787
Remove the old Caulk first.  Putty knife and some care. For DAP, just get it started and then peal. Clean up with light soapy water and then Lacquer Thinner. Then you are ready to go.

Pick a mid range temperature day, and roll like you have a purpose. Bubbles and ridges can be punctured or slit with a box cutter, then press together or use a patch.

I will send you a file direct on a project description.

Kevin

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Yahoo Message Number: 6788
Thanks for the photos and directions! This will make the job much easier. Have you, or anyone done the front and rear cap joints with this? If I do a decent job around the fans, I might give it a try.

George


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Yahoo Message Number: 6789
When should the caulk be removed and replaced with EternaBond? I've got a 2009 Seneca 35GS. I'm not seeing any leaks or cracked caulking, but I don't want to find out the hard way it's time.

Regards, Glenn

From: George Hooper
To: KodiakChassisClassC@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, April 12, 2011 8:47:05 PM
Subject: Re: [KodiakChassisClassC] Eterna Bond Question

Thanks for the photos and directions! This will make the job much easier. Have you, or anyone done the front and rear cap joints with this? If I do a decent job around the fans, I might give it a try.

George



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Yahoo Message Number: 6790
On 4/12/2011 8:47 PM, George Hooper wrote:

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Thanks for the photos and directions!

I ordered a roll myself and a can of cleaner. The cleaner is out of
stock right now though.

I'd like to see a copy of your instructions/photos too.

Take care,
Greg

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Yahoo Message Number: 6792
Greg, no worries. They are just Adobe Acrobat versions of my posts on the Ceiling Fan / Maxxair install and the forward vent seal - so no mystery documents, just my old posts. I have sent them to you in a separate email.

Cleaning: I have tried warm soapy water, Acetone, and Lacquer thinner. I have settled on warm soapy water followed by lacquer thinner to result in a really clean surface for application. Like many jobs all the work is in the prep.

If you bought the primer or cleaner from them, I have not tried either. Please let us know if they work better!

Kevin

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Yahoo Message Number: 6795
Kevin (Real) McCoy wrote:

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If you bought the primer or cleaner from them, I have not tried either.
Please let us know if they work better!

Best called yesterday to let me know they were back ordered on the
cleaner and did I want them to hold the rest of the order until it
arrived. I figured since we're leaving next week they could just ship it
whenever it gets there. So, I guess I won't know for a while.

One of the reasons I ordered their cleaner is it's supposed to be okay
for TPO and EPDM. Everything that references acetone or lacquer thinner
also references fiberglass roofs it seems. Since my Greyhawk has TPO, I
don't want to make any mistakes I'll pay for later.

Take care,
Greg
 

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Yahoo Message Number: 6797
Great point. I guess I was being Fiberglass centric. Smart of you!

Double important to see how it works then.

Kevin