"Duck Coat" roof coating
Anyone tried this? http://duckcoat.com/
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It's just another Elastomeric - we use it on the roofs of the mobile homes in the desert and there are probably a dozen different suppliers including Henrys and range from $60 a 5 gallon drum to $160 for the top notch stuff.
It doesn't chemically bond to the surface - just a mechanical bond so surface needs to be well prepped. It forms a thick 'rubber' skin that is 100% waterproof but water can creep underneath it from splits or edges.
Typically we recoat every 2-3 years in the desert.
It should work on an RV as it remains flexible - just make sure the surface is clean and pretreat any cracks or leaks with Dicor sealant first and let it cure before applying.
It doesn't chemically bond to the surface - just a mechanical bond so surface needs to be well prepped. It forms a thick 'rubber' skin that is 100% waterproof but water can creep underneath it from splits or edges.
Typically we recoat every 2-3 years in the desert.
It should work on an RV as it remains flexible - just make sure the surface is clean and pretreat any cracks or leaks with Dicor sealant first and let it cure before applying.
