Coating a TPO (vinyl) Roof
Our TT is 13 years old. The vinyl TPO roof is still in decent shape, even though it sits out in the Phoenix heat (mostly) year round. Lately I've been wondering what to do when the vinyl starts going ...
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I would recoat it with your choice of the liquid roof coatings, this will protect what is left of the good roof you currently have.
It is easy to apply with a paint roller, just clean the roof well.
Your seams and those from roof to siding need attention every year or two, re-caulk those (though not caulk, use the specific camper product for that).
I have an aluminum roof with small holes, and used the Eternabond tape on the holes and coated it twice with the liquid. Looks great and no leaks.
A new roof on an old camper sounds like a bad idea money-wise. Extend the life with the coating, and maybe the roof outlives the camper.
It is easy to apply with a paint roller, just clean the roof well.
Your seams and those from roof to siding need attention every year or two, re-caulk those (though not caulk, use the specific camper product for that).
I have an aluminum roof with small holes, and used the Eternabond tape on the holes and coated it twice with the liquid. Looks great and no leaks.
A new roof on an old camper sounds like a bad idea money-wise. Extend the life with the coating, and maybe the roof outlives the camper.
