liquid roof

floridadream wrote:
I have seen some posts here on the liquid roof and rvroofmagic so i will give you my two cents. Our shop used both quite extensively. The liqud roof we get from epdmcoatings.com is actually epdm but its expensive but does the job. Rv roof magic is also a liquid but you don't need to rush the solvent is already in the can just mix and pour out and put the lid tightly on the can and it won't get hard unlike the liquid roof. Also the rvroofmagic has higher volume solids and better elongation and is less expensive. The big difference is if you don't have a epdm roof or if someone put some other coating you do need the primer with the liquid roof but with the rvroofmagic you don't so right there you are saving $185.00 dollars. Anyway hopes that helps those posting both products

jetboater454 wrote:

2012Coleman wrote:

jetboater454 wrote:

2012Coleman wrote:
If I needed a roof replacement, I'd go to FLEXArmor where they remove all vents, AC units, etc, do spot repairs and spray on their product on, then back it up with a lifetime guarantee that is transferable to a new owner.

Wondering how you would replace a roof vent or a skylight with all the screws covered.

If you really want to know - click on the link and read the FAQ's

Read them before.But grinding off all the screws and the coating to remove a vent? Lol

2012Coleman wrote:

jetboater454 wrote:

2012Coleman wrote:
If I needed a roof replacement, I'd go to FLEXArmor where they remove all vents, AC units, etc, do spot repairs and spray on their product on, then back it up with a lifetime guarantee that is transferable to a new owner.

Wondering how you would replace a roof vent or a skylight with all the screws covered.

If you really want to know - click on the link and read the FAQ's

jetboater454 wrote:

2012Coleman wrote:
If I needed a roof replacement, I'd go to FLEXArmor where they remove all vents, AC units, etc, do spot repairs and spray on their product on, then back it up with a lifetime guarantee that is transferable to a new owner.

Wondering how you would replace a roof vent or a skylight with all the screws covered.

jetboater454 wrote:
Wondering how you would replace a roof vent or a skylight with all the screws covered.

2012Coleman wrote:
If I needed a roof replacement, I'd go to FLEXArmor where they remove all vents, AC units, etc, do spot repairs and spray on their product on, then back it up with a lifetime guarantee that is transferable to a new owner.

2012Coleman wrote:
If I needed a roof replacement, I'd go to FLEXArmor where they remove all vents, AC units, etc, do spot repairs and spray on their product on, then back it up with a lifetime guarantee that is transferable to a new owner.