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Hi guys. I have a few leaky issues and was wondering what the best product was to fix them. The leaks are on the rear sides up high. Above the marker lights. I only done one picture but all the leaks look the same. There are several.

 
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Thought I would answer my self lol. Turns out it's rivits leaking. Common on airstreams as well. Just ordered waterproof rivits and a mandrel shaver.
 
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Sounds like a good solution. As these coaches continue to age, it is not surprising that some rivets would work loose. Good luck with the repairs! Thumbs Up


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