Please Recommend a Brush-on Roof Sealant

I used liquid EDPM RV Liquid EDPM

1 Gal around the edges and A/C with a brush - - Day one

and 5 Gal on my 33 foot TT with a squeeze. - - Day 2

See the video of my application. TenOC Roof Recoat

never use any silicone on tpms or tpo, even for edge sealer, vents ect.
does not match well w/ those roofs

Safe T Flex 519 reasonable priced, easy to use, and is good for all roof types
5gal. pail cost with shipping about 200.00, need to seal seems 1st, sealed a 34'

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Not only the shipping but also the size (similar pricing to the Gaco) .... I ended up editing my reply of which you quoted me when I realized this.

I am shopping around. Local Lowe's sell it in 5 gal or cases of 4 gal only. Will look into RV stores, but the closest is some 60+ miles away.

the rover wrote:
That rubber stuff from Heng's is certainly more "wallet friendly!".

Yah.. until you look at the shipping! It's heavy. I think I paid $50 at the RV store. It's so much easier than Dicor, especially for large jobs.

As for the other recommendation, that's silicone. Not sure how that works on a rubber roof.

That rubber stuff from Heng's is a possibility, I will research it more... thanks for the clarification... I should have scrolled down further on the mfgr's webpage to find it earlier.

I too need it for the skylight area because the Eterna bond did not work there for me.

the rover wrote:
Even though folks may have had satisfactory results from the Heng's stuff, the website does state "Not suitable for rubber roofs..."

OOPS! my bad.. here's what I use:

Heng's RUBBER roof coating

Sorry 'bout that. :o

I used this on a pesky skylight leak, both on the RV and house. No more leaking, and this was after both Dicor and Eternabond had failed.

Thanks for the input.

Yes, I should have mentioned that it is an EPDM rubber roof. I will look into reading about the products mentioned.

on edit:
I will most likely look into the Gaco product. Even though folks may have had satisfactory results from the Heng's stuff, the website does state "Not suitable for rubber roofs..."

I appreciate the quick replies! What a wonderful and informative website y'all got here!

Gaco Roof. $50 dollars a gallon. Very good product. Have done 2 rubber roofs and a metal roof.

Pogoil.

Ex-Tech wrote:
We need more info on what material your roof is.

I've used the product I recommend on metal, wood and my rubber roof. It doesn't matter.