Everbond RV Roof Waterproof Sealant - Solar Reflective Weatherproof Coating for Trailers, Campers, Roof and Leak Repairs - Easy Application, Indoor & Outdoor Use - White, 4.75 Gallon Bucket

I applied this coating on my 2012 29ft Cruiser RV Viewfinder's TPO roof in early spring last year with great results. Washed the roof with Dawn, spot cleaned where there was pine sap to make sure it is all removed than pressure washed it twice, let it dry and applied the primer. Followed directions and applied the main product. For the first coating, the temps were in the mid 70s and sunny, the product dried nicely, however, then the weather got colder, in the 50's and cloudy and the product took most of the day not not be tacky and it was still soft 3.5 days later. I was not able to do the 3rd coating until 2.5 weeks later (after another pressure wash) as the weather did not cooperate and it rained for multiple days. I was worried it was too long of a delay, however, all turned out great and the product is well bonded with the roof, no blistering and no peeling. Still have almost half of the 5 gallon bucket left over (as well as half of the 1 gal primer) after 3 coats. The product is a bit thin (watery) in consistency but the coverage is very good and the roof is perfectly white. As it is not viscous, take precautions to prevent runs and apply thin layers; I had couple of runs on the back of the trailer, I waited too long to wipe them off and they were a pain to remove as the product's adhesion is super good once mostly dry. The roof is still looking great after 1.5 years and I am sure it will extend the life of my aging TPO roof by many years. Once dried, it feels rubbery, so if you have pinhole punctures it will fill those in and seal them. I would apply this to new roofs as well to extend their lifespan exponentially, it's a much cheaper and much less labor intensive option to replacing the roof. Very satisfied with the product and have already recommended it to several of my RV buddies. No idea how it would perform on an EPDM roof as those are always problematic as far as coatings go but for TPO this stuff works like a dream.

Great product for RV roofs. Easy to apply. Dries in 6 hours when temperature is above 75

I bought a used rv and the roof was terrible so I used this everbond liquid rubber and it worked out so well I’ll never use anything else. I will definitely buy again. Dry time was quick and coats nice and thick. Very flexible.

I can not comment on the durability of this product as it has only been a couple months since I applied it to the roof of my RV as a preventative measure. I can say that it was easy to apply and that the viscosity of the product makes it seem thick enough to perform the job that it is intended for.

This product works great on rv roofs. My mothers 50ft toy hauler was covered with two coats about 8 mill thick and it only used half the bucket. Seal around penitrations with a different product then use this product over everything. No leaks for 8 years if docked and 3 to 4 if you travle.

Very easy to apply. We have used for several years to protect the top of our camper.

Bought the paint this spring to recover my rv roof. Went down super easy and gave what looked to be a nice coat. Boy was I mislead!!! Once cured it never adhered to the existing roof!! The slightest disturbance and i peels like a massive sunburn!!! DO NOT BUY!!! Save your money and find another product!!! I have to give it one star. If i could it would get negative stars.

I used this RV Roof Coating on my 14 year-old travel trailer that probably never received any roof treatment. I applied three coats and the inside temperature in the trailer is considerably lower now then it was before. It makes a huge difference during sunny days. The only thing to be aware of is, that the owners manual said it will be dry after two or three hours. It was dry, yes, but it still felt sticky and my shoes left imprints here and there. I suggest applying the coats over several days. I still had a lot of paint left over and applied it to my (green) shipping container. What a difference! When the sun came around the next day, the side with two coats of paint was still cool to the touch, inside and out, while the roof with the original green paint was almost too hot to touch. I sure hope to have enough left for the roof. Yes, this product is expensive, but it is worth it if you want to get the job done right the first time around.