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Old 01-10-2013, 06:33 PM   #1
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Epoxy flex roof coating?

Has anyone used Epoxyflex roof coating on their motor home? According to the sales guy at Camping world this produce will seal fiberglass and rubber roofs and it is guaranteed for ten years. If this is the case it would solve the problem of re- caulking the roof joints etc. the guy was a bit puzzled when I mentioned potential issues caused by using the product on fantastic fan, skylights and around ac units in that these tend to require replacement over time. My thought is that if it sounds too good to be true it usually is. Your input is appreciated.
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I am also looking to do something with my roof this year. I did a pretty thorough search of this and 3 other RV forums and wasn't able to find anything. I also did a pretty good search of the Internet and was only able to find information that was supplied by those who stand to profit from it, including Camping World of Dothan, AL.

While the EpoxyFlex system sounds intriguing I think the jury is still out on whether or not it is actually a viable system. I think I'll wait for more info before moving on what is obviously an unknown and unproven system.
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Thanks foe the feedback. We, too found this product at the Dothan Camping World. We will in all probability, wait for more definitive proof that this product actually works.
Thanks for the input.
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Try www.liquid-roof.com
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Old 01-11-2013, 11:05 PM   #5
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I got some and then read hear that I should not use it, so I to will wait.
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Anything that goes over an existing system can be considered a patch. Any patch is subject to the movement of the original substrate, that said I would be very Leary of installing a harder, denser or more rigid product over a softer or more porous one. I would also steer away from the "Cool Coats" of the roofing industry they don't handle ANY pounding and to me seem pork's enough to aid mold growth.
This is just my humble observation and yours may differ and that's OK.
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I used liqoid-roof. It lasted a couple years. Then when I got on the roof to do other things I would have white powder on my clothes and a noticed some black starting to show through in some places. In defence of the product I must say this, my RV is in the sun all day and I didn't do any maintaince to the liquid-roof. I don't know if maintainance is required. I had to redo the entire roof. PS: There were never any leaks.
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I used liqoid-roof. It lasted a couple years. Then when I got on the roof to do other things I would have white powder on my clothes and a noticed some black starting to show through in some places. In defence of the product I must say this, my RV is in the sun all day and I didn't do any maintaince to the liquid-roof. I don't know if maintainance is required. I had to redo the entire roof. PS: There were never any leaks.

what did you use for the redo of the roof?
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