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Question: can this be used on rv epdm rubber roofs
Document: Coated my rv roof over a year ago & still no leaks. Used it along with the eternabond roof seal tape.
We have owned campers for 40 years. Best product I ever used on roofs. It's flexible so will last forever. Took my old roof and made it showroom new. Love this product. Several neighbors watched the process and can't wait to use it.
We have used this to patch holes in a rubber roof. It has worked extremely well. Be sure to follow application instructions.
Great alt to having your rubber roof replaced. Esp for older units where the replacement cost well exceeds the value of the RV. On a 31' travel trailer I used 5 1/2 gals.
I have had trouble finding a good roof sealer. This sealer fills cracks in old sealers and appears to work very well. I am using it to cover seams between two roofs. If it continues to work as well as it ages it will be very good.
This product is great if you do the prep work correctly. If you don't it will not stick correctly. After stumbling around a bit with superficial cleaning and making a mess I found that if you follow direction to the T and clean up the surface very well, It works great. After the cleaning it was amazing. Bottom line, don't waste time and product unless you clean all the dust and debris on the roof, especially flat roofs. Then the product goes from hard to use to a dream to use.
This stuff dried out my camper. I bought an older pop-up and on the first trip, had water pouring through the roof. Coated it with EPDM and despite my fears, the next trip turned out dry as a bone even with 2 days of solid rain. My only suggestion would be in the application phase. The stuff is thick. I used a roller and by the time I was done, had pieces missing. Either thin it or get some type of brush/squeegee combination to apply it.
This coating is catalyst activated with about an hour of working time to apply once mixed. It brushes on think and solidifies to a tough rubber based coating that sheds water like the surface was Teflon. Great alternative to replacing an RV roof at $3,000-$5,000.
We were fighting with the licks trying different products and procedures without  any good result. With Liquid Rubber White Liquid EPDM Roof Coating we solve our problems. As the product is white the visible parts of the pond didn't look too good, we painted that areas with rubber paint in the desire color and now it looks great.
I put this on the roof of my '92 Toyota RV. The roof had been leaking with some holes in the aluminum shin. I patched the holes and after washing and a light sanding, applied the liquid rubber across the whole roof. Two gallons did the job. It took a few days to dry as it was not very warm, late fall in San Diego.
Answer: yes