Hi! I only need this on a small patch of my mobile home roof. Do I need to do anything else to it other than roll this over the spot?
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I had a pretty large hole. I ordered a piece of aluminum and basically patched it on with this stuff. However, I would put it right over a smaller hole. Definitely use brake cleaner (or another really good cleaner) to make sure the surface is clear. I would also invest the few dollars for a small roller (unless you already have one). The roller really made a huge difference in getting it smoothed out and not leaving any air bubbles, etc.
1780037
Nope that's pretty much it. But you should sweep over the area first to get up any dirt etc. Stuff works great. Once it's down that's it, so make sure you lay it right the first time.
1780038
Make sure that the area you are trying to patch is absolutely CLEAN of dust, debris and anything foreign. Avoid trapping air under patch when applying. You're home free!
1780039
Yes, You will want to remove any loose caulking or other material. Then clean the patch area with denatured alcohol or lacquer thinner. Press the patch around the area especially on the edges of the patch. Paint to match the rest of the roof.
1842322
I used it on leaking rivets on an aluminum runabout. I used a DISPOSABLE brush and wore rubber gloves. I put on the recommended two coats and it worked very well. I think it would be too thick to roll on...
1932312
I think it would keep it from leaking ok but don't know if you can get it on real smooth so it looks real nice. It goes on like thick honey and is hard to keep all the runs and sag out of it. I think you would need at least 5 maybe 6 quarts to do 26 foot by 8 foot wide. I think if I way you I would go the the hardware store and find a roofing material (tar like) that is made for mobile homes. I think it would do the job and cost less.
2254083
I'm assuming this would be for your roof. I've used and recommended this to many people I know. NEVER EVER heard anything disappointing. You can use this on laminate shingles! You will think it works like magic. I suggest applying it for the first time before a rainfall. Good luck!
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Tom, I love the eternabond but I was using it to fix seams on a metal roof. For that the best prep was Acetone but I'm pretty sure that stuff will not play well w/ your rubber roofing. I can't speak to how much you'll need because it really is based on the amount of dirt, mold you have. My suggestion would be to pick up whatever cleaner you'll need at your local hardware, home depot or lowe's and just return what you don't use. You definately need it as clean and dry as possible. If you put it on right that stuff ain't coming off. Hope this helps.
839519
I think that a better resolution to your problem would be to apply strips of EPDM roofing materiel over the joint that you want to reinforce.So far as applying this over silicone, I don't know if that would work or not.
1983492
Yes, you have to make sure the surface is free of dirt, mold, etc, and it works better if you can heat it well with a heat gun as you put it on while firmly pressing or rolling it down. Once it is adhered well it works. Can be used on mobile homes and campers. Check Youtube for videos, there uses to be some on there.
396231
It was the recommended tape (by 3M) for a sunroof deflector. Had to be used with a 3M surface prep. Seems strong enough. Whether it will work as well for a spoiler, maybe. Why don't you call 3M like I did.
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my last mobile home was a 26'. I did every seam and it worked great. That was 3 years ago. Two days ago, I used another long piece from that same roll on my current mobile home and it also worked great. Just be careful, once it touches the surface, it doesn't come back up. That's how well it adheres.
134137
It uses a tar adhesive so it will stick to just about anything including corrugated metal or normal roof shingles for that matter. Just be sure of where you're going to put it because it will be difficult getting off.
50891
My roof was EPDM rubber and it worked great. You have to prep well and follow the directions. I watched several youtube videos before I tried it.
1664286
I used this product around my chimmney and other areas of roof flashing with great results so far. You might want to sand {Scuff} the metal and wipe clean with 50/50 alcohol & water first. I still used an outdoor caulking along the edges first. Hope this helps.
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This is a roll of pressure sealing tape good for EDPM and Vinly roofs. It is sold in rolls of various widths. this 6 inch wide one is great for where the roof meets the fromt fiberglass or rear fiberglass caps. you need about ten feet for each, so some is legt over for other repairs. I use the 4 inch wide for extra insurance covering over dicor'd-over screw penetrations, but 6 will do. I recommend the heavy metal rounded roller to help in the install as this tape adheres with pressure not just touch/heat/time. It is true white so matches vinyl well, and cooler than the similar grey tape from Dicor. This is a roll of pressure sealing tape good for EDPM and Vinly roofs. It is sold in rolls of various widths. this 6 inch wide one is great for where the roof meets the fromt fiberglass or rear fiberglass caps. you need about ten feet for each, so some is legt over for other repairs. I use the 4 inch wide for extra insurance covering over dicor'd-over screw penetrations, but 6 will do. I recommend the heavy metal rounded roller to help in the install as this tape adheres with pressure not just touch/heat/time. It is true white so matches vinyl well, and cooler than the similar grey tape... » Read More This is a roll of pressure sealing tape good for EDPM and Vinly roofs. It is sold in rolls of various widths. this 6 inch wide one is great for where the roof meets the fromt fiberglass or rear fiberglass caps. you need about ten feet for each, so some is legt over for other repairs. I use the 4 inch wide for extra insurance covering over dicor'd-over screw penetrations, but 6 will do. I recommend the heavy metal rounded roller to help in the install as this tape adheres with pressure not just touch/heat/time. It is true white so matches vinyl well, and cooler than the similar grey tape from Dicor. « Show Less
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if you could walk on your roof before, then the answer is the same. this paint is only a sealant - not a load bearing solution.
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The backing peels off. You need to apply pressure for the adhesive to work. A small 2 inch wide metal roller with one rounded side is sold for this by Eternabond. It makes it a snap, but before I got one I used the smallest linoleum roller - about 3 inches wide. Surface needs to be clean for the best bond, but in a pinch it works in the rain.
35311
If you already have a bumpy surface, why do you want more? Since it rolls on, I suppose it would go over the top just fine, though. As far as coverage goes, you should have plenty. I have a deep soaker tub, so it's a bit shorter than most, but I only used maybe half the bottle, with plenty left over.
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Sorry Orville, but I don't know. I used it on a basement cement wall and floor where it worked very well. You might want to contact the manufacturer regarding adherence to other materials. It seems to be a lightweight material and could work well for you if it will stick to the roof surface.