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Non-hardening caulk?

kmealy
kmealy
in Home Improvement

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I have an RV trailer with a couple of horizontal joints.  I keep caulking but the caulking cracks, probably due to the flexing and heat expansion.   Some years ago, I used a caulk that was sort of semi-solid through its life.  But I can't remember the name of that type (I know there is an RV caulk that's used for the roof joints,  Dicor,  but that is different).    Anyone know what it was I used or what I should be using?

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    Wouldn't silicone work?

    John

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    I'm a fan of 3M 5200 for holding fast and flex.,,use it on my boat.  Depends on how much flex you have.  5200 bonds exceptionally well and a bear to remove.  Be neat...

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    2 hours ago, Nickp said:

    I'm a fan of 3M 5200

     

    me too...

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