Coating EPDM rubber roof

eric1514 wrote:
I used this product Dicor Rubber roof Coating a couple of years ago when the black started to show through on my roof.

No personal experience, but everybody is raving about Liquid Rubber. Haven't heard of this Dicor coating before, probably something similar. No wonder CW discounted it to $70, hard to beat the competitor price. Here is the company website, and if you click on the product there is more and technical info. Their "Liquid Roof" is reportedly identical, with a markup for "RV" letters on the label. Seeing this all the time, call it RV-something and jack the price up.

Whatever you choose, make sure you order White color :)...

PS: if it's just one patch 3"x3", it could be too early to re-coat the entire roof and/or use rubber-like coating. Original paint is unstable, it's oxidizing and coming off in a form of powder all the time, black spot doesn't mean you need more rubber on top of the original rubber. If the roof is less than 10 years, I would paint the spot and give it another year or two.

I used this product Dicor Rubber roof Coating a couple of years ago when the black started to show through on my roof. I am very pleased with the results and it was not difficult to do. It took all of a very long day because, according to the instructions, the cleaning, priming and coating all need to be done without delay, but it looks fantastic and saved me a ton of money on a new roof.

Eric

Your paint has come off. Paint this spot over. Black is the natural color of rubber, white is a paint. It's been slowly shedding the paint all the time, from the day you bought it, all of them are. Wet some rug and rub where it's still white, and rug will become white.

I'm going to watch this post, mine is 7 years old