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Old 10-19-2010, 07:40 AM   #1
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Clean and treat roof membrane

After checking prices on roof cleaner and additional conditioner at around a hundred bucks with shipping, thought I'd check to see if anyone has any recomendations on products or possible home recipes to clean and condition my roof on 2008 Wildwood TT.

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I don't treat mine. I use a little Spic & Span with plenty of water and a long handled, soft bristle brush done several times a year.
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Old 10-19-2010, 08:07 AM   #3
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I've used general cleaning products to clean a couple of times a year but never treated with a protectant.
These roof membranes are supposedly gauranteed for ten years but I've got a feeling that if they can get out of covering it under warantee because in their opinion you didn't care for it properly, they wont replace it.
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I use Murphy's Oil Soap. It was recommended in the MFG's information that came with the TT. Seems to work fine. Have not conditioned it yet, but the dealer sells a gallon jug for about 30 bucks and says it will do two conditioning.
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Dawn dish washing detergent, RV brush and water. Worked great.
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Will Dawn dish soap work on the black streaks on the sides?
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Will Dawn dish soap work on the black streaks on the sides?
Not really, but washing the roof more often will reduce the black streaks from occuring.

Might try a bleach/water mixture for the black streaks. I know clorox clean up will get them off and Walmart has a cheap generic version.
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Not really, but washing the roof more often will reduce the black streaks from occuring.

Might try a bleach/water mixture for the black streaks. I know clorox clean up will get them off and Walmart has a cheap generic version.
I use a black streak remover from a local RV dealer, along with Mr. Clean Heavy Duty Magic Erasure. Many on the forum use Awesome from the local dollar store with good results.
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Thanks, any suggestions for waxing the sides?
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Thanks, any suggestions for waxing the sides?
I use Nu Finish for my sun faded front, and Protect All for the rest of it.
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Re black streaks ----- the installation of rain gutter extensions (very cheap and easy) will reduce the black streaks by at least 90% .

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I have them already installed. Just need to clean some that have been on there awhile as the trailer sat for almost a year prior to my purchasing it.
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