rubber spray sealant on roof

WyoTraveler wrote:
Dicor is a trusted well known product.

Certainly not by me. In fact I would gladly pay a couple of hundred to have Dicor come and remove all their failed product from my roof. A lot of it removes itself, but the stuff that's left is a mess.

As an insurance adjuster I've seen this used on house roofs. Save your money. It sprays on a very thin coat which doesn't last long in the sun.

The main reason you don't see those so called super products in stores is because it is like snake oil. Those products scam a few people then disappear. Use Dicor on your RV roof. Dicor is a trusted well known product.

But wait, call in the next 10 minutes and we'll double the offer, just send separate shipping and handling.

Stop watching those infomercials with the guy in a screen door bottom boat. :)

You would probably want to continue using what is most likely on there. Dicor self leveling sealer.

Yes I have and no it doesn't. Even though I cleaned and dried area and it was bright and sunny Bubbling underneath the sealant occurred. Like little balloons. I have no idea how the moisture got underneath but it was bubbly. I now use nothing but dicor and eternabond

I used a sealant product from Loctite on the sunroom at our condo. It didn't spray in a nice way like paint, it sort of spattered out in globs. Think "sneeze from someone with a bad sinus infection". Granted,on the roof, nobody will see it.....