Mr Lebowski
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Hi All!
We purchased a 2015 28BHBE about a month ago. It was a private sale. Previous owner was a great guy and took immaculate care of it.
Took it camping last weekend to give'er a go before we winterized her. Everything about it was fantastic, still smells new inside.
We dropped it off at our storage place that does repairs as well. They winterized her and called to tell us they found two small holes on the roof. Suggested replacing the roof based on where they were located. Asked immediately if it was insured and suggested we put in a claim as the new roof will be around 5K.
Went up on the roof to take a look myself and it is almost laughable. The two "holes" and so small I could barely find them.
So, what I need to know is, why can't we just fix this problem with eternabond? Am I missing something? There is no visible damage anywhere inside the camper. Is this guy just trying to make a buck off us? Sure feels like it. Any advice is much appreciated!
We purchased a 2015 28BHBE about a month ago. It was a private sale. Previous owner was a great guy and took immaculate care of it.
Took it camping last weekend to give'er a go before we winterized her. Everything about it was fantastic, still smells new inside.
We dropped it off at our storage place that does repairs as well. They winterized her and called to tell us they found two small holes on the roof. Suggested replacing the roof based on where they were located. Asked immediately if it was insured and suggested we put in a claim as the new roof will be around 5K.
Went up on the roof to take a look myself and it is almost laughable. The two "holes" and so small I could barely find them.
So, what I need to know is, why can't we just fix this problem with eternabond? Am I missing something? There is no visible damage anywhere inside the camper. Is this guy just trying to make a buck off us? Sure feels like it. Any advice is much appreciated!
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