Roofing questions.
I have 2 TTs, due to finding one with lots more room, quad bunks, and having a better TV. My other trailer sits idle, and I have several ideas of renovating it down the road. I have researched and t...
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spoon059 wrote:
Look into RV-Armor. It appears to be similar to bed liner, applied to the roof. Someone here got their rig redone in RV Armor and loved it.
I had my roof done by RV Flex Armor early this year (rvroof.com). This is a sprayed on 2 part polymer and is done in their enclosed facility after they remove everything from the roof.
There is another company called RV-Armor (rv-armor.com) that does the job at your site and does not remove all roof items such as a/c's etc. They roll on the material vs spray.
I have no experience with the rv-armor process, but I do with rvroof.com. The RV Flex Armor process is absolutely fantastic in my first hand experience.
I have stated before that after my failed rubber roof material after 5 years service I will never have another rubber roof again other than the time it takes to tow it to a RV Flex Armor install facility. Yes, I would put it on a brand new rubber roof. After the install there is no more caulking EVER.
