Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Can this be applied to a tin roof that has been painted with oil based paint?
Document: 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.
Exactly what it say's it is. Great stuff. Went over all seams with it. Painted rest of roof with rubberized roof coating. Now I have peace of mind when my camper is setting out in the weather.
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.
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.
I ordered 4 gallons to cover 160 square feet of camper roof. This should have been enough based on mfg's recommendation for coverage. It turned out to be too little because I had removed all of the old roof and re-sheeted with new OSB. The new OSB soaked up the first coat of rubber. The problem is I did not discover the issue until after leaving it to cure for 7 days. The initial covering looked thick and smooth after installing.
I bought 4 gallons two years ago for my 1996 jayco travel trailer. I followed the directions and followed some youtube listings to see how the product went on. I had many leaks and had to patch three areas with membrane I then applied a coat of liquid rubber. It worked great. It has lasted two seasons so far. It did take some prep work, but was worth it. I will buy this product again.
We have used this to patch holes in a rubber roof. It has worked extremely well. Be sure to follow application instructions.
Coated my rv roof over a year ago & still no leaks. Used it along with the eternabond roof seal tape.
Really did the job right. Like spreading marshmallow over my roof. I didn't know black was available but the white was a good change of pace.
The product I found to be very similar to outdoor latex. I coated my entire metal RV roof with it and it developed cracks along seems and leaked within one years time. "NOT" happy.
Answer: yes