Zip board and Raptor Liner for new roof?
Been a long while since I’ve been on here but our 2008 Trail Lite is about to need a roof. I’ve made it last about as long as I can but am going to have to do something later this year. A friend of ou...
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theoldwizard1 wrote:Thermoguy wrote:
Interesting idea. Rubber roofing always seems to be the trouble point for RV's. Any idea why RV manufacturers don't use spray on bed liners for roofs?
My guess is that it does not hold up well in the sun.
For a couple hundred more dollars they could probably install commercial grade TPO.
I’m really not sure how you can say that. Spray in bedliner has been around for a long time now. Properly applied, it will last a lot longer than any rubber and probably a TPO roof. I’ve never ever had one crack or peel in any truck bed I’ve had sprayed and I am not easy on them. They are UV resistant to fading and cracking. I would much rather have that on my roof than anything else. All that I’ve read about TPO is that I would not want it on my roof here in Texas.
