Liquid Rubber RV Roof Sealant - Professional Grade Solar Reflective Flexible Waterproof Membrane Coating for EPDM, TPO, Fiberglass & Aluminum Campers & Travel Trailer - Brilliant White, 1 Gallon

Easy to apply, just like "brushing on rubber." I used this on my 2008 5th wheel roof seams. The only thing I didn't like is the way I applied it...and that shouldn't reflect on the product. I needed to put on multiple coats. Where I laid it on 'thick' by dabbing the paint brush worked awesome. Sticks like glue, and I'm not worrying about the original cracked roof caulk anymore !! Where you brush it--it stays put. It doesn't run easily and will bridge 1/8 cracks and gaps well.

Great I can buy good product here , for repair motor home leaking roof, US product as is shown on You tube how to repair caravan roof, using same product and in reachable price, highly recommended, and delivery very quick I mean very quick i less then 15 hrs from the moment I paid. Thanks

After reading the recommended coverage, it was clear that I needed approx. 5 gallons to cover my 20’ enclosed trailer. Although it was a bit more expensive, am so glad that I purchased five - one gallon pails instead or a single 5 gallon bucket for the following reasons: 1) Managing a few single gallon pails at a time - up a ladder and on top of the trailer is a lot easier than one 5 gallon bucket. 2) I quickly realized that this product is very “runny” and liquid. This is a GOOD attribute as it will flow into smaller gaps and similar leak- prone areas. A single gallon covered my 20’ X 8’ trailer nicely by using a 3/8 nap roller. 3) This allowed me to apply four other successive coats on top of the first one, each time going in a different direction ( east/west - north/south ). This does require more time than a single “heavy” application, however by applying in this fashion, I am very comfortable that I have left no opportunity for any missed areas that would result in a leak. I am glad that I took the time to use generous amounts of blue painters tape to mask the edges of my trailer roof, as this product is very fluid and can easily find its way outside of the area that you are focusing on. However, after several applications and a good “build up”, I realized the need to cut the entire edge of my tape before pulling off my tape due to the extreme elasticity of this coating, this ensured a good seal to my roof and that I would not tear it away when I removed my tape. THIS FINAL STEP IS VITAL AND SHOULD NOT BE OVERLOOKED. I am very confident that five individual applicants of single gallons in opposite ways will result in a superior coating and is by far much easier to manage than a single five gallon bucket. Simply purchase five paint rollers and toss each one at a time. Cleanup is easy each time with water.

Ease of use coverage is excellent... Sealing ability is brilliant...

Great product! I used this product to reseal my rv roof. I have sheet metal on my rv roof. Unfortunately, the old sealant was beginning to deteriorate. I used this product to reseal the area between the vents, other openings and the sheet metal roof. I used a cheap paint brush to apply. I applied 3 coats, which took about 30 minutes per coat to apply. My roof has 6 vents, one seam across the width of the trailer, and 3 other small openings that needed resealing. This new sealant dried quickly and was dry in about 4 hours, allowing another coat to be applied. The product had very little smell when applying, and was pretty similar to painting with a thick paint. I was quoted $1,200 to reseal my roof. The total cost to me using this product was about $50 and 1.5 hours of my time since I used about half of the gallon. My only mild complaint was that the plastic lid was hard to remove initially. Since the manufacturer says the product is UV stable, hopefully it will last a long time.