How I Rebuilt My Water-Damaged Pop-Up Camper Roof

When I bought a used 1993 Starcraft pop-up camper, I quickly realized the roof had taken A LOT of water. There were a few warning signs I should have paid attention to and didn't, but after seeing just how bad the water damaged to the pop-up roof was, I set out to fixing it.
In this video, I'm sharing an overview of the steps I took to rebuild the frame and sides of my camper roof and how to seal the seams of the roof to make it water tight.
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- Dicor Self-Leveling Lap Sealant: amzn.to/3z9YTIr
- Aluminum Trim Coil: rstyle.me/+raF5MRM6N3Maf4RvAX...
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Chapters:
00:00 Warning Signs of Water Damage
02:11 Disassemble the Roof
03:30 Assessing the Water Damage and Remove Canvas
04:10 Remove Roof and Sides
05:52 Rebuild Frame and Sides
08:44 Reattach Roof to Lifting Brackets
09:39 Apply Eternabond Tape
11:05 Add Dicor Lap Sealant to Tape Overlap
12:54 Final Reveal
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