Will this stick to wood and fiberglass would like to spray it on an rv roof after i remove the old rubber roof under it is the wood and fiberglass.
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Yes it will stick to wood and fiberglass, however I would not advise using it to replace the rubber roof on and RV. This liner material is a spray on and can have air bubbles, and or pin holes when the spray job is completed.
1792678
Wood most likely not because although it stuck to fiberglass pieces on my jeep after a recent hail stop a lot of it chipped and flaked off. Metal it sticks great and tough. There may be a primer out there that would help it adhere to the fiberglass better. All I did on my fiberglass pieces was scuff them up with 120 grit sand paper. Hope this helps
680173
It sticks well to wood, sometimes a little too well. I use it to apply vinyl to wood projects. It has pulled the paint off of the wood a time or too, so just use it with caution. Works great for my projects though.
1329664
We used a standard paint roller when resealing our rv roof. It spreads out on its own, so no need to worry about the small bumps from the roller. As stated in the description, it adheres to metal.
1895221
I used this specifically for my Coleman 12' fiberglass pop-up trailer roof. I bought (2) gallons and have 1/2 of second gallon still available. I rolled it on thick and imagine another 5-6 years of use before having to reapply.
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The reason I chose this product is for its bonding ability to rubber roofing surfaces,many silicone products do not work well in this regard....Bonding to a rubber roofing material has been excellent!!!! Also recommended by the installer!!!
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If it's a rubber roof you might want to check with the "Liquid Roof" folks before you try it. I had to use the primer on mine because of the rubber roof manufacture. Ours is on a Fleetwood coach.
1650325
No. This product is not like glue, it becomes the roof on your RV... Therefore roof have has to be free of any other coatings especially tar. I did it about two years ago and still going strong. Go to the web site where you can read and see videos with instructions, it is very helpful... at least it was for me. http://www.epdmcoatings.com/
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I used this product on my RV rooftop. The coating is bright white. I used a roller to apply to the roof. The finish was reasonably smooth, but not slippery sleek. It is durable. In fact, I just cleaned my rooftop with a floorbrush and a bleach/soap/water mix. It washed clean, and the coating did not lift after a year of being applied. This coating does exfoliate like the rubber roof material, so the RV stayed cleaner and very minimal dirty black streaks from normal dirt. I rolled the coating, let it dry and went back to reseal a few places with the butyl caulk. I am happy with the result.
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I do not know specifically if it will but based on my application, I would think it may not adhere adequately. I believe the surface should be relatively smooth for optimal adherance. Not sure if that helps. It would stick to smooth shingles if they make them without the small gravel bits.
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I certainly do not claim to be an expert having only used this product once, but it is so sticky, I think it would adhere to anything. Be sure to overlap it on to the remaining roofing to make a good seal. So far it has worked great for me. Hope this helps.
1349404
It is like a spray on coating that hardens into a rubberized sheet, yes it will stick but if you don't like it then peel it off!
479943
Yes; I have it under my grill on a deck restored with a similar problem. No problems with it sticking to the new, textured surface provided by Deck Restore.
902723
This is mainly used on EPDM rubber roofs but has many applications such as some TPO rubber roofs, fiberglass, wood, aluminum, steel or masonry. Please check the roofing material on the slideout before applying. Thanks for choosing AMBOSALES
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I have not applied this product, specifically, to wood. However, I have used another (cheaper) spray-on, rubberized coating product to cover a piece of fiberboard that I used as a roof on a bunny hutch. So far, it has held us splendidly despite rainstorms and all day sunshine.
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You should be able to use this on a fiber glass roof. A primer should not be needed. If the fiber glass roof is too sleek or smooth for this application to stick you may want to try to first sand your roof and then apply it to a small location to see how that works. If its not sticking you should find success in using a marine primer that is used for fiber glass and then apply this over that marine primer. I used this on my RV roof. I repaired leaks with it and also used it to replace the slide out seals. This manufacturer makes a seam tape which doesn't stick; its used by first applying the product, then applying the seam tape, then allowing to set for a few hours then applying more product. The seam tape is a little hard to work with but if you use it the way I did you should have success. Its a very flexible product. On the slide outs, if used to re-seal, you will not be able to use the slide out unless you break the seal. But you can always reapply to reseal. I have to say its a wonderful product. It has saved me allot of money and if I had another RV Roof that needed it I would definitely purchase it again. I would recommend anyone that owns an RV or has similar needs to use it. This product repairs leaks and is an excellent water proofing roofing seal. When I researched prices and products this one won. Low cost, high yield.
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For my fiberglass rv roof I purchased 1" long stainless steel sheet metal screws that fit the holes in the mounting bracket. Use an appropriate rv sealant to avoid leaks and help adhere the brackets to the roof.
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RV roof must be EPDM to use this stuff.. look under vent cover inside RV EPDM will have black on bottom white on top. clean roof with non petroleum based cleaner let dry. liquid rubber is very thick i rented a paddle drill mixer.. poor into gallon containers as its easier to spread this way. i used thin nap 9 inch roller to apply forget the squegee...pia. you may get some bubbling but they disappear in a few days dont mess with them they will go down and adhere... takes days to cure and set, but when cured looks like a new smooth roof.. very cool product..