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Billhorn · 04-19-2022, 11:01 AM

We have a 2003 Keystone Montana 3670RL that has a roof with a few rips from a tree that fell on top of her. No structural damage just some damage to the EPDM rubber which I applied some durabond tape. The camper hasn't moved from where it is parked for probably 10 years or more so I definitly won't be pulling it down the road. I'm in the process of deciding what to do with the roof after I get whatever I can from the insurance. I'm getting reluctant estimates in the 8 to 10K range. I wanted to get opinions if you guys think we could just go over the existing epdm with a new sheet of epdm and seal the front back and sides with durabond tape to hold it down and seal the edges.

04-19-2022, 11:01 AM	#1
Billhorn Seasoned Camper Join Date: Jul 2018 Location: NORTHLAKE Posts: 52 M.O.C. #22177	Cheap new roof We have a 2003 Keystone Montana 3670RL that has a roof with a few rips from a tree that fell on top of her. No structural damage just some damage to the EPDM rubber which I applied some durabond tape. The camper hasn't moved from where it is parked for probably 10 years or more so I definitly won't be pulling it down the road. I'm in the process of deciding what to do with the roof after I get whatever I can from the insurance. I'm getting reluctant estimates in the 8 to 10K range. I wanted to get opinions if you guys think we could just go over the existing epdm with a new sheet of epdm and seal the front back and sides with durabond tape to hold it down and seal the edges.