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cjc · 06-19-2008, 09:08 AM

I know the cheap way to do it. I could roll on a rubber roof also, but the idea is to do this the correct way that it should have been done by Showhauler in the first place. The roof needs a crown in it to facilitate water run off. I'm sick and tired of a flood of water dumping off the roof when I raise the jacks. I'm going to remove everything off the roof, build it up with plywood and then cover it with another sheet of aluminum and protect the aluminum with some sort of roll on paint product with a non-skid built in. Just need to find an aluminum supplier that's reasonable. Thanks for the offer of assistance anyway.

06-19-2008, 09:08 AM	#3
cjc Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Cape Coral, Florida, USA Posts: 53	I know the cheap way to do it. I could roll on a rubber roof also, but the idea is to do this the correct way that it should have been done by Showhauler in the first place. The roof needs a crown in it to facilitate water run off. I'm sick and tired of a flood of water dumping off the roof when I raise the jacks. I'm going to remove everything off the roof, build it up with plywood and then cover it with another sheet of aluminum and protect the aluminum with some sort of roll on paint product with a non-skid built in. Just need to find an aluminum supplier that's reasonable. Thanks for the offer of assistance anyway.