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Post by ross81 on Aug 20, 2022 20:14:03 GMT 10
Hi has any one used there products and are there any good for a caravan
BASTION EXTERIOR UV STABLE MEMBRANE
Crommelin Exterior Grade Waterproofing
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Post by Mustang on Aug 22, 2022 7:29:35 GMT 10
Hi Ross 81, Welcome to the Classic forum with your question. The brand you suggest is unknown to me, performance usually depends on preparation & the surface the product is to adhere to. But I can recommend: Global cote link
I used it on the roof & the front of our Viscount, we did remove all the previous powdery paint, but it went over tape & aluminium beautifully , about $180 for the kit. Feel free to post some images, link , If you have difficulty email to me saleskeyband@outlook.com Cheers Mustang |
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Post by 78466noM on Aug 26, 2022 11:10:49 GMT 10
If it hasn't had the j-rails resealed best to do that first then use an outside sealant otherwise it may not fix your leak or just be a temp fix . As Mustang said prep is the key
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Post by snoops on Aug 26, 2022 12:39:41 GMT 10
Yes, I have used the Crommelin waterproofer on my previous vans joints and J rails - works very well FOR A QUICK FIX - BUT - 2 things to consider. First is that it doesn't last forever - I got around 4 years out of it before it started to crack and need re applying. Second is that it is thick and doesn't look good, but if you need a quick waterproof job on the roof where you won't see it, it will work.
If the van is a keeper and you want to do the best job I probably wouldn't recommend doing this - if it's an old shitter that just needs to be kept water tight for a few more years, then yes.
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Post by melba75 on Oct 16, 2022 9:45:42 GMT 10
Hi has anyone used the VersEseal waterproofing system for sealing their van roof? They company is based in Qld and website has 5 star reviews? We are getting close to sealing and as our old girl will be a guest room I need longevity. Thanks  |
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Post by Mustang on Oct 18, 2022 10:36:44 GMT 10
Hi has anyone used the VersEseal waterproofing system for sealing their van roof? They company is based in Qld and website has 5 star reviews? We are getting close to sealing and as our old girl will be a guest room I need longevity. Thanks As above advice, two products are tried and tested. As a guest room I take it the van will be exposed to the elements, RV would be my priority, when i restore another van I will not hesitate to use Global cote. |
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Post by mangove on Oct 31, 2022 14:33:54 GMT 10
Yes, I have used the Crommelin waterproofer on my previous vans joints and J rails - works very well FOR A QUICK FIX - BUT - 2 things to consider. First is that it doesn't last forever - I got around 4 years out of it before it started to crack and need re applying. Second is that it is thick and doesn't look good, but if you need a quick waterproof job on the roof where you won't see it, it will work. If the van is a keeper and you want to do the best job I probably wouldn't recommend doing this - if it's an old shitter that just needs to be kept water tight for a few more years, then yes. |
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Post by mangove on Oct 31, 2022 14:34:53 GMT 10
With Crommelin what products did you use?
Did you use a primer or just the exterior paint?
Did you use the fabric stuff over joints?
New to all this!
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Post by snoops on Nov 7, 2022 12:20:34 GMT 10
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