A leaking roof can cause serious water damage to your vintage Airstream. Our latest project involved Airstream Interstate Leaking Trailer Roof Repair to restore reliable protection. The Custom Way team removed the old coating, sealed vulnerable areas, and applied a new waterproof layer. Discover our step-by-step restoration process.
Airstream Interstate Leaking Trailer Roof Repair
Airstream Roof Repair Process: Step-by-Step
Step 1. Removing Old Coating and Preparing the Roof
First, we removed the deteriorated roof coating using mechanical sanding tools. Next, we cleaned the surface to eliminate dust and loose particles. This preparation improves adhesion and prevents the new coating from peeling.
Step 2. Sealing Roof Edges and Openings
Roof seams, edges, and openings require additional protection against water infiltration. We applied sealant to vulnerable joints and connections around roof fixtures. These areas often develop leaks when old sealant cracks or loses adhesion.
Step 3. Applying a New Protective Roof Coating
We used Dicor roof coating to restore the Airstream’s protective roof surface. Using a roller, we spread the white coating evenly across the prepared area. Dicor offers flexible roof coatings designed to resist moisture, UV exposure, and temperature changes. The coating also provides a reflective finish that helps reduce solar heat absorption.
Travel Trailer Roof Repair Services by Custom Way
Custom Way provides professional RV and travel trailer roof repair services. We fix leaks, replace damaged roofing materials, seal seams, and apply protective roof coatings. Our RV Repair Shop is located in Artesia, California. We also offer mobile RV roof repair services across Orange County, Los Angeles County, Riverside County, and San Bernardino County.
Whether you need minor repairs or a complete roof restoration, contact Custom Way for a free estimate!
