Dicor RP-CRC-1 EPDM Rubber Roof Acrylic Coating Part 2 - White, 1 Gallon

Ohne primer geht nichts also eine kleine Rolle und los geht es.haltet euch an die Vorgaben primer und zwei anschließende Anstriche in 24h.

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This product was used on an original 2005 Fleetwood Fifth Wheel rubber roof that was in pretty bad shape. Overall, this product worked amazingly! Prep and application are very straight forward, as detailed on the can (also watch YouTube Video-RV Rubber Roof Coating System by Dicor. My only challenge was to get it all done in one day- Applied on a fall day and time to complete was close to ensure enough light remained in the day. Make sure you start as early as possible to ensure you get the 2 coats down. The product applied easier than painting the walls of a room. I did not notice a strong smell and the flow and coverage was really good not sticky- used a roller and paint brush as needed. I ended up purchasing 3 gallons for my 30 ft rig. Two gallons may have sufficed but I ended up applying the 3rd coat the next day-probably overkill, but worth it to me as this roof did not have much left on it and it gave me peace of mind. At the end of the project, I found that the roof looked almost new. I did not notice any cracks or lesions in the roof as the material covered them very well. This product will not solve any issues with roof edges lifting-I used EternaBond Roof Seal Sealant Tape to tackle and concur the edges. This product worked really well, better than I expected and saved me from replacing my roof.

I resurfaced the roof of my 12 year old travel trailer, and the results are remarkable. It's like a whole new roof. The application isn't very challenging, the directions are clear, and there are helpful Youtube videos available that explain it very well. What's tough is that you need to cover all sides of the trailer in plastic first or the step 1 cleaning product will stain - this is true. I would also advise having a hose ready to wash your driveway after you rinse off step 1, I did this to avoid staining and it worked well. You also need a couple of hot sunny days with no rain in the forecast, since they recommend a lot of direct sunlight before the product is exposed to moisture for proper curing. We'll see how it holds up over time, but the finished product feels pretty solid. IMPORTANT: This is step 2 of a two part application, make sure you use step 1 as well or it won't bond.

Easy to apply and works well. Did not use as much as recommended after several applications.