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A couple weeks ago we went camping and stayed at an RV park. As I backed into the campsite a branch from a tree scraped the top of the roof. It left an abrasive mark about 8 feet long. I went up on t...
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Yes, it is named "Liquid rubber Roof". It runs about $50. per quart and can be put on with a simple paint brush. You may be able to pick it up at a local RV supply, or dealership.
Simple to put on:
1. tape the area off about 4" outside the affected area.
2. mix the catalyst into the LRR EPDM material. It has to sit about ten minutes before applying.
3. Clean the area to be applied with denatured alcohol.
4. When cleaned area is dry, apply the EPDM liberally.
5. IMPORTANT, remove the masking tape before the EPDM cures!
6. Any left over product can be stored for a while in a freezer, especially if you feel a second coat is needed. It can be applied after 24 hours.
While you are at it, clean, tape off, and seal all lap joint protected
penetrations of the rubber roof, such as around sky lights and vent tubes. Also where the front cap and, or rear caps meet the roof. I've used it on two trailers and had excellent results.
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Simple to put on:
1. tape the area off about 4" outside the affected area.
2. mix the catalyst into the LRR EPDM material. It has to sit about ten minutes before applying.
3. Clean the area to be applied with denatured alcohol.
4. When cleaned area is dry, apply the EPDM liberally.
5. IMPORTANT, remove the masking tape before the EPDM cures!
6. Any left over product can be stored for a while in a freezer, especially if you feel a second coat is needed. It can be applied after 24 hours.
While you are at it, clean, tape off, and seal all lap joint protected
penetrations of the rubber roof, such as around sky lights and vent tubes. Also where the front cap and, or rear caps meet the roof. I've used it on two trailers and had excellent results.
Bandaid
