Pro Flex For Roofs Vs RV Pro Flex?
Hi all, I'm leaning towards using Pro Flex for the sides of my truck camper: a 1996 Lance Squire 8000 with aluminum sides and roof. I read an article which said that the Pro Flex for roofing is ...
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The primary difference is the RV formulation is stable. It's designed to be seen so it will not "color change" over time. Additionally, it is also formulated to maintain it's properties in all forms of movement where the regular version can tolerate movement but probably not the same as you get with an RV traveling down a road in a storm. Depending on the application, you may also want to check into the Geocel 2300 MHRV.
