Will Eternabond application void my warranty

[laweinmeister]

I recently returned from a trip with my new Jay Flight travel trailer and noticed that I must have not seen a low hanging tree branch. Of course, I now have several small holes down the length of my rubber roof. My trailer is a new (only 2 months old) 2019 36' and I am thinking it would be easier to do the repair myself with Eternabond, but I am concerned that doing so will void any warranty in the future.

What do you guys think?

[Cannon]

Originally Posted by laweinmeister

I recently returned from a trip with my new Jay Flight travel trailer and noticed that I must have not seen a low hanging tree branch. Of course, I now have several small holes down the length of my rubber roof. My trailer is a new (only 2 months old) 2019 36' and I am thinking it would be easier to do the repair myself with Eternabond, but I am concerned that doing so will void any warranty in the future.

What do you guys think?

I see the hole but the other places look like staples pushing up thru the roof or
they just more places from the tree limb?

[Cannon]

Originally Posted by laweinmeister

I recently returned from a trip with my new Jay Flight travel trailer and noticed that I must have not seen a low hanging tree branch. Of course, I now have several small holes down the length of my rubber roof. My trailer is a new (only 2 months old) 2019 36' and I am thinking it would be easier to do the repair myself with Eternabond, but I am concerned that doing so will void any warranty in the future.

What do you guys think?

Sorry, for your original question I would use Eternabond to do repair. Also welcome to the forum from Georgia.

[laweinmeister]

They are holes from the tree.

[Screwby]

Eternabond for my vote. They won’t cover your mishap under warranty so you’ll be paying their $145 an hour labor rates and markup for a few small pieces of Eternabond that they’ll use to fix it with. Buy yourself a roll, use it to repair this, and keep it in your toolkit for next time.

[Grumpy]

You're making a repair not a modification, would not be an issue.