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The most common place you will find rubber roofing is on the top of an RV. The most common material used for these roofs is Ethylene Propylene Diene M-Class rubber (epdm) which creates some cleaning challenges. Keeping your rubber roof clean and doing it properly is the most cost effective way of preserving it and maintaining your warranty. | The most common place you will find rubber roofing is on the top of an RV. The most common material used for these roofs is Ethylene Propylene Diene M-Class rubber (epdm) which creates some cleaning challenges. Keeping your rubber roof clean and doing it properly is the most cost effective way of preserving it and maintaining your warranty. | ||
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# Go to any RV supply store and tell them you want to clean your EPDM roof. They will make sure you have the correct cleaning material. Just make sure that it does not have ANY petroleum distillates in it. | # Go to any RV supply store and tell them you want to clean your EPDM roof. They will make sure you have the correct cleaning material. Just make sure that it does not have ANY petroleum distillates in it. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
