What I did yesterday

[ParrishCamper]

Our friends are nice enough to let us store our camper at their place so I helped them restore the roof of their camper.
The roof had spots that you could see the under side of the rubber roof. And the front and rear seams leaked. We put eternabond on the front/rear seams. Recaulked all seams and replaced cracked skylight & vents. Let the caulk cure for 3 weeks before resealing the roof.

Picture of roof before Liquid Rubber. You can see the eternabond tape at the front.


Then we took the AC unit off. Luckily we could place it in the rafters.


Liquid Rubber. 6 gallons total for 32 ft camper. This stuff is awesome. Goes on looking horrible and then smooth itself out because it self-leveling.


After Liquid Rubber.


Now to wait a couple of days to put the AC back on.
Best part is when it comes time to do the Roo we will have already practice.

[RPAspey]

That looks good!! What did you do to clean-prep?

[heavynlori]

That product is awesome!! We used it on a slideout we had a small patch on the roof and then sealed the whole thing - easy to keep clean too!!!


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[ParrishCamper]

We cleaned the roof w/ RV roof cleaner before AC/vents where off really well. Then hand cleaned with water under the AC. Let everything dry and brushed the roof about 3 times until we didn't see anymore dust coming off. Also sanded the eternabond surface to make it a little ruff.
Used a 1 gallon can of Liquid Roof w/ paint brushes to paint the sides of the roof to the gutters and around all openings.
Then we poured the 5 gallon bucket in spots starting at the front and used a squeegee to move it out. Once the spread out we had a paint roller and rolled to a uniform thickness. Repeated the process till we reached the rear of the camper. We used all 6 gallons.

[RPAspey]

Thanks. Like most projects, the prep work is the most time consuming but very as important