Seal the skylights, vents, and other horizontal surfaces of your RV roof with this self-leveling sealant. Strong, weather-resistant formula works with wood, metal, and glass. Sealant has a longer lifespan and remains flexible for RV travel.
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RV Sealant - Non-Sag vs Self-Leveling
The kind of sealant you apply to your RV is important. To determine the type of sealant you need for your application, you will want to consider what it is you are sealing and where it is on your RV.
Self-leveling sealant is designed to level out as you apply it. The thick liquid slowly flows into a level position as gravity takes effect. This is particularly useful when sealing flat surfaces, like around a roof vent, AC, or skylight. As you apply the sealant, gravity will cause it to settle into an even line, giving you a clean, low-profile look.
Non-sag sealant is designed to retain its shape as you apply it. The consistency of the liquid is thick but malleable enough to be easily applied without causing sagging or slumping. This is useful when sealing vertical surfaces, such as the edges of a wall, window, or vent. As you apply the sealant, it will harden just enough to keep the liquid from drooping, giving you a clean, even look.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi there. I'm Michael with etrailer.com. Today, we're going to take a quick look at the Alpha Systems MS Polymer Sealant. This is a sub self leveling sealant. it's going to be great for working on your RV roof. Maybe if you just put down a new roof, you're wanting to put all of your air conditioning and vents back in place, or if you're just replacing any of those components, you want a self leveling sealant like this.
When you put your bead down, it is going to gradually spread out to make sure that you have a nice seal cover over all of your components, so you don't have to worry about rain water getting in or anything like that. This is going to be for your level flat surfaces. It's not going to be for your vertical surfaces.If you're putting in a window or a door or something like that, you're going to want Non Sag. That's a different kind of product, but that holds its shape. It doesn't run down like this would.
Just be sure that you're getting the right sealant for your application. This is an MS Polymer. It's going to be great. It's got a modified silicone, so it's very strong, durable. It's got a tensile strength of 225 PSI, sorry, pounds per square inch.
If you're wanting to have something that's going to hold up well, give you that nice level seal and give you a lot of durability, this is going to be a great option for you. This can be used indoors or outdoors. If you do have something inside that's going to have a level surface to it, you can use it inside as well. This is the white option. It does come in four different colors.
You can have a white, almond, beige or gray.I do want to show you some of those other options as well, so that you can see the difference between the almond and the beige specifically. You can see with the labels up here. The almond is more like a light tan color. The beige has more gray in it. It's like a mix between the gray and the almond. Then your gray doesn't have very many warm tonalities to it at all. It's de-saturated. Depending on what your roof membrane or whatever your application is that you're applying this to, that will determine the color that you want. We do have all four options here, etrailer.com. All of these are going to be your 9.8 ounce size. They're going to do a good job.I would say that you'd probably be able to do a whole air conditioning system, putting one in with one of these tubes. Depending on how many vents and things that you're planning on putting in, I will determine how much that you need. Now, these can be applied with your standard caulk gun. They include the nozzle here that just screws in place like I just did, so that you can easily use the caulk gun to run this along. You can also use a trowel or a stiff brush to apply it,It's made in the USA, so you can trust it's made to the high quality standards that we've come to know and trust for products made here in the US. I think it's going to do a really good job for you. It takes about 15 minutes to set up the tack-free time is about 15 minutes. Not very long at all. There's self leveling, so you do want to give it some time to settle in and to set up before you drive down the road or anything, or get it wet. This is a good idea to install it on a nice dry day with a clean surface, to make sure that everything is going to heal properly.If you're looking for a self leveling sealant, I think this is going to be a great option for you. We do have all four colors to match your setup. That's going to complete our look for today. Again, I'm Michael with etrailer.com. Thanks for watching.
Average Customer Rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars (8 Customer Reviews)
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One tube is way more than I needed but I was lucky to have spoken with Bill in CS and didn't feel the need to purchase the product specified in the installation instructions.
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