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When it comes to repairing and maintain your RV's roof, look no further than Alpha Systems. Exclusively distributed by Lippert, the Alpha lineup of adhesives, sealants, tapes, and roofing kits are specifically formulated to work together as a holistic system for your RV. That's why our SuperFlex roof kits are a DIYer's go to when it comes to repairing your RV's roof with a name you can trust. These RV roof patch kits supply you with all the major items you need for your next RV roof project.
What's Included
SuperFlex roof kits are available in grey, beige, white, and almond color options and include: (2) gallons of adhesive, (6) 30' rolls of Q130 Butyl Tape, (15) tubes of 1021 Self-Leveling Sealant, (2) tubes of 1010 Non-sag Sealant. This kit is for RVs 26' and longer.
Features
- ROOFING KIT — The Alpha Systems roof kit includes the adhesive, butyl tape, and sealant you need to repair your RV's roof (membrane sold separately)
- RELIABLY DESIGNED — SuperFlex roofing is 10% thicker, has 220% higher tear resistance, and 500% more elongation than PVC RV Roofing
- DURABILITY — Resistant to mold, algae, and fungus all colors provide excellent UV protection and a minimum 5% higher solar reflectivity after the initial three years
- CUSTOMIZATION — Available in beige, grey, almond, and white to match your RV's aesthetic
To install your SuperFlex roof membrane, you will need:
- Alpha water-based adhesive #8010 or #8011 (included in kit)
- Alpha Q130 Butyl Tape (included in kit)
- Alpha #1021 self-leveling, and #1010 non-sag sealants (included in kit)
- You will also need duct tape (2” minimum width), a paint roller or brush, squeegee, utility knife, and heavy-duty stapler
- Optional: porous tape (masking or fiberglass mesh) for smoother seams
- Note: do not use silicone, which will not adhere to the membrane, use Lippert-supplied sealants only
MEMBRANE MAINTENANCE:
- With SuperFlex roof membrane, normal maintenance is simple, easy, and requires no special materials
- Periodic cleaning (three to four times per year) is the primary maintenance required
- We recommend using a non-abrasive household cleaner such as dish soap, and a medium-bristled scrub brush
- Do not use any harsh or highly abrasive products during routine cleaning
- When finished cleaning, remember to thoroughly rinse the roof and sidewalls in order to remove any soap residue and to prevent streaking