Turbo Poly Seal - the Ultimate Sealant

Enhanced Durability

Turbo Poly Seal provides long-lasting protection on flashing and seam repairs

Easy Application

It is simple to apply—just brush on, add a fleece and add another coat

Versatile Use

Ideal for a variety of surfaces, Metal, Asphalt, TPO, and Modified Bitumen Rubber

Cost Effective

Even with no experience and little preparation anyone can use it.

Turbo Poly Seal for all repairs

Where and Where not

Instructions on How to Use Turbo Poly Seal

  1. Prepare surface – Use angle grinder with metal brush to remove silicone, oil and other debris. Other surfaces use rag and water to clean surface. Remove loose paint
  2. Stir content well
  3. Use disposable brush to apply 1st coat – make sure to cover 2 inches on either side of crack, hole, transition, or seam
  4. Cut polyester fleece to size and embed it into the 1st coat
  5. Apply another coat to cover the polyester fleece completely.
  6. Do not use fleece over metal screws – just dab the screws with Turbo
  7. Use Lacquer Thinners to clean up any mess.
  8. Dispose of the brush
  9. If there is any content left in container, make sure to close it very tight for later use. Plan to use the rest within weeks after opening the container. Turbo Poly Seal will cure in the container if left for to long

Chimney Crown

Metal Roof Seam

Rubber Roof

Vent Pipes

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Roof leak Repair Rubber Roof Seam - Turbo Poly Seal #roofinginnovation #construction

If you want to seal your RV/ Truck camper roof once and for all, then this is the method. It requires a lot of work and is somewhat costly, but ultimately, it is worth it.
Turbo Poly Seal and Super Silicone Seal - https://bergstromm.com/

16-step instructions for preparing and sealing an RV or truck camper roof:

1. Remove obstacles: Detach any roof racks or attachments that block access to the roof surface.

2. Strip old materials: Use an angle grinder with a steel-bristle brush to clear away caulk, paint buildup, and residue.

3. Expose critical areas: Strip paint around the air vent flashing and at least two inches beyond it.

4. Clean joints: Remove sealant or caulking along the roof perimeter and joints.

5. Prepare the surface: Use the angle grinder to take off most of the old paint—there’s no need to grind down to bare metal.

6. Clear debris: Blow the roof clean of dust using a leaf blower.

7. Wipe down: Use lacquer thinner to clean the entire surface; this is essential since the grinder can melt and spread silicone.

8. Tape off edges: Apply painter’s tape around the perimeter, leaving a 1.5-inch space from the termination bar.

9. Apply base coat: Brush a thick coat of Turbo Poly Seal over the termination bar and onto the roof.

10. Install fleece: Cut polyester fleece into two-inch strips and place them over the termination bar, ensuring no gaps underneath.

11. Seal the fleece: Apply another coat of Turbo Poly Seal to fully cover the fleece.

12. Add protective coat: After about 40 minutes, apply a coat of Silver Coat protection over the Turbo Poly Seal.

13. Remove tape: Carefully pull off the painter’s tape.

14. Final roof coating: Wait 24 hours, then use a nine-inch roller with a quarter-inch nap to evenly apply Super Silicone Seal across the roof.

15. Cure time: Allow the silicone to cure for 48 hours before walking on the roof.

16. Reattach fixtures: Once everything is cured, reinstall the roof racks and any other attachments.

Chapters:
0:00 How to Seal RV Camper Roof
1:05 Cleaning up old caulking and paint
4:55 Lacquer Thiiners to wipe everything clean
5:35 Applying Turbo Poly Seal on the edges
7:05 Coat entire surface with Super Silicone Seal






Chapters:
0:00 RV camper roof sealed
1:05 Cleaning and preparing
5:26 Seal the trim with Turbo Poly Seal
7:08 Coating roof with Super Silicone Seal
8:45 Results are amazing

If you want to seal your RV/ Truck camper roof once and for all, then this is the method. It requires a lot of work and is somewhat costly, but ultimately, it is worth it.
Turbo Poly Seal and Super Silicone Seal - https://bergstromm.com/

16-step instructions for preparing and sealing an RV or truck camper roof:

1. Remove obstacles: Detach any roof racks or attachments that block access to the roof surface.

2. Strip old materials: Use an angle grinder with a steel-bristle brush to clear away caulk, paint buildup, and residue.

3. Expose critical areas: Strip paint around the air vent flashing and at least two inches beyond it.

4. Clean joints: Remove sealant or caulking along the roof perimeter and joints.

5. Prepare the surface: Use the angle grinder to take off most of the old paint—there’s no need to grind down to bare metal.

6. Clear debris: Blow the roof clean of dust using a leaf blower.

7. Wipe down: Use lacquer thinner to clean the entire surface; this is essential since the grinder can melt and spread silicone.

8. Tape off edges: Apply painter’s tape around the perimeter, leaving a 1.5-inch space from the termination bar.

9. Apply base coat: Brush a thick coat of Turbo Poly Seal over the termination bar and onto the roof.

10. Install fleece: Cut polyester fleece into two-inch strips and place them over the termination bar, ensuring no gaps underneath.

11. Seal the fleece: Apply another coat of Turbo Poly Seal to fully cover the fleece.

12. Add protective coat: After about 40 minutes, apply a coat of Silver Coat protection over the Turbo Poly Seal.

13. Remove tape: Carefully pull off the painter’s tape.

14. Final roof coating: Wait 24 hours, then use a nine-inch roller with a quarter-inch nap to evenly apply Super Silicone Seal across the roof.

15. Cure time: Allow the silicone to cure for 48 hours before walking on the roof.

16. Reattach fixtures: Once everything is cured, reinstall the roof racks and any other attachments.

Chapters:
0:00 How to Seal RV Camper Roof
1:05 Cleaning up old caulking and paint
4:55 Lacquer Thiiners to wipe everything clean
5:35 Applying Turbo Poly Seal on the edges
7:05 Coat entire surface with Super Silicone Seal






Chapters:
0:00 RV camper roof sealed
1:05 Cleaning and preparing
5:26 Seal the trim with Turbo Poly Seal
7:08 Coating roof with Super Silicone Seal
8:45 Results are amazing

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YouTube Video VVVwZ0xtWTBTSk5tZTFMaHF0RHJEMDh3LkxUNkQ2eEU1Rlh3

Ultimate Guide to Waterproofing Your RV Roof

Super Silicone Seal is easy and fast to fix leaks on rusted metal roofs, ducts, EPDM rubber roofs, and skylights #diy  #airconditioner 

17 Steps for repairing rusted metal on roofs and air‑conditioning ducts using Super Silicone Seal:

1. Prepare and clean the area: Remove all rust, old caulk, tar, paint, and other coatings. Start with a flat bar or hammer claw to pry off large chunks, then use an angle grinder with a wire brush or 120‑grit sandpaper to strip away remaining silicone, asphalt, and paint until the metal is clean and slightly rough
2. Wear gloves and eye protection.
3. Wipe the surface: After grinding, wipe the area with a rag soaked in lacquer thinner to remove tar, silicone residue, or oils that could prevent adhesion
4. Let the surface dry completely.
5. Mask off the repair zone: For a neat finish, apply painter’s tape roughly 2½ inches on either side of the crack, seam, or hole
6. Replace any rusted screws with new pan‑head screws before sealing to minimize movement
7. First coat: Use a paintbrush to apply a generous coat of Super Silicone Seal over the cleaned area, extending at least 2 inches beyond the damage
8. On cylindrical surfaces like ducts, cut small tabs into the polyester fleece so it can wrap neatly
9. Embed fleece: Immediately press a strip of polyester fleece into the wet sealant. Work out all air bubbles and wrinkles so the fabric sits flat and fully contacts the sealant
10. The fleece reinforces the repair and spans seams and pinholes.
11. Second coat: Apply a second coat of Super Silicone Seal over the fleece, saturating it thoroughly and making sure no fibers are exposed
12. For ducts or pipes, wrap the fleece around the entire circumference and coat it thoroughly
13. Finishing and cure time: Remove the painter’s tape while the sealant is still wet for clean edges
14. The sealant skins over in about 30 minutes and can withstand rain after roughly one hour, but it needs about 24 hours to cure fully
15. During this period, avoid walking on or disturbing the repair.
16. Optional topcoat and clean‑up: A protective topcoat can be applied after 4–12 hours if additional UV protection or colour matching is desired
17. Wipe away any drips with a clean rag and discard used brushes. Remember to wear gloves, use disposable brushes, and keep safety glasses on throughout the process
Chapters:
0:00 - AC Duct rusted with holes
0:15  - Preparing the surface
0:34 - Pouring Super Silicone Sealant
1:18 - Results after 5 years

Super Silicone Seal is easy and fast to fix leaks on rusted metal roofs, ducts, EPDM rubber roofs, and skylights #diy #airconditioner

17 Steps for repairing rusted metal on roofs and air‑conditioning ducts using Super Silicone Seal:

1. Prepare and clean the area: Remove all rust, old caulk, tar, paint, and other coatings. Start with a flat bar or hammer claw to pry off large chunks, then use an angle grinder with a wire brush or 120‑grit sandpaper to strip away remaining silicone, asphalt, and paint until the metal is clean and slightly rough
2. Wear gloves and eye protection.
3. Wipe the surface: After grinding, wipe the area with a rag soaked in lacquer thinner to remove tar, silicone residue, or oils that could prevent adhesion
4. Let the surface dry completely.
5. Mask off the repair zone: For a neat finish, apply painter’s tape roughly 2½ inches on either side of the crack, seam, or hole
6. Replace any rusted screws with new pan‑head screws before sealing to minimize movement
7. First coat: Use a paintbrush to apply a generous coat of Super Silicone Seal over the cleaned area, extending at least 2 inches beyond the damage
8. On cylindrical surfaces like ducts, cut small tabs into the polyester fleece so it can wrap neatly
9. Embed fleece: Immediately press a strip of polyester fleece into the wet sealant. Work out all air bubbles and wrinkles so the fabric sits flat and fully contacts the sealant
10. The fleece reinforces the repair and spans seams and pinholes.
11. Second coat: Apply a second coat of Super Silicone Seal over the fleece, saturating it thoroughly and making sure no fibers are exposed
12. For ducts or pipes, wrap the fleece around the entire circumference and coat it thoroughly
13. Finishing and cure time: Remove the painter’s tape while the sealant is still wet for clean edges
14. The sealant skins over in about 30 minutes and can withstand rain after roughly one hour, but it needs about 24 hours to cure fully
15. During this period, avoid walking on or disturbing the repair.
16. Optional topcoat and clean‑up: A protective topcoat can be applied after 4–12 hours if additional UV protection or colour matching is desired
17. Wipe away any drips with a clean rag and discard used brushes. Remember to wear gloves, use disposable brushes, and keep safety glasses on throughout the process
Chapters:
0:00 - AC Duct rusted with holes
0:15 - Preparing the surface
0:34 - Pouring Super Silicone Sealant
1:18 - Results after 5 years

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YouTube Video VVVwZ0xtWTBTSk5tZTFMaHF0RHJEMDh3LkR2a0Nhd21nb01F

How I Fixed Rusty AC Ducts Without Replacing Them