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![]() ![]() Second of three reports on RV roof cleaning. |
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![]() Dicor Products offers a specially formulated cleaner for EPDM and other kinds of roofs, such as TPO, fiberglass and aluminum. This cleaner safely loosens dirt from the roof and works well on dirt, mold, bird droppings and all kinds of pollutants. If you have stains that are still difficult to remove, like tree sap, try mineral spirits, but with a BIG CAUTION: Do NOT use mineral spirits unless you carefully follow these directions. Mineral spirits is a petroleum distillate, and a rubber roof can react with swelling, deterioration and discoloring. DIRECTIONS: NEVER pour the mineral spirits DIRECTLY ONTO THE ROOF! Always pour a SMALL amount on a soft cloth (less is best) and then use the cloth to scrub out the stain, using only as much as needed and wiping it up with another cloth when the stain is gone. |
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![]() For these reasons, we recommend masking off the sidewalls and caps from the roof edge down, to prevent the rinse runoff from touching them. It's a bit more work at the beginning, but saves time in the actual cleaning process while protecting expensive wall graphics. For a good look at what's involved with RV roof cleaning, go to the Dicor Products website to see Rudy's videos about cleaning your RV roof and other care and maintenance procedures. Our next report will focus on a good cleaning technique to use. |
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