🏕️ RV Rubber Roof Treatment - 1 gallon - anti-static, dirt repelling, and UV protectant - Optimal Shielding for All Rubber Roofs 68128 Review

Good product. Bought twice, waiting for the third order. It was sold out all summer and the price went up. I haven't heard what the exact problem is, but I hope they haven't stopped there.

Used according to instructions and also used the cleaning product (I wrote a review on the cleaning product. Read it and make your own judgment on the cleaning product.) I liked the workmanship Results, after putting on this material. Although the Hafta has to be on all fours to do this.

I spent a couple of hours putting this on and then just after it dried it started raining. Much of the product seemed to be dripping off the roof of the van so I figured it didn't have time to heal and I was wasting my time. It turned out to work as it has rained many times since that day and I don't see any of the distinctive white spots on the side of the van. Very happy with the result.

This product was used on a park model RV. One bottle was enough for 2 roofs. Much cheaper to buy online than from your local RV dealer. it seals and eliminates limescale deposits. The only question I would have is how often should I use it. The recommendation is around 6 months, which to me sounds like the old foam rinse instructions on a shampoo bottle (an incentive to keep buying more). The application once a year works perfectly.

I used a small amount of Dawn dish soap to clean the roof and let it dry. The roof wasn't bad as the camper is brand new but the dealer had a year. This is a big 42 foot Jayco toy tractor and I used a full gallon of this treatment. I applied two coats and let them dry in between. If it's cooler outside it will probably be easier to apply since you can see it better as it takes longer to dry. But not colder than 55 degrees. After drying, the roof will be a little smoother than before, so be…

To be applied after cleaning the roof of our 2015 Jayco fifth wheel with Protect-All cleaner. I read a review where someone recommended using a paint roller for an even application. I bought a very low pile roller and used this method and used the brush around the vents, skylights etc. I did this around the age of 11 and my son was spot on when I realized where I was applying it. Thanks to the sun and the roller method, it took about 45 minutes to attach our 35ft trailer. I will buy this again.

I've tried most of what's available for this job and this is the only one I can recommend. You should check the seal at least a couple of times per season and check the corners of your roof after EVERY tow as this is where most kinks occur. A portable washing machine with a 20° nozzle is best for cleaning, don't worry about chemicals and cleaning. This material is the final step. I apply by hand and wear rubber gloves. Just pour a little and distribute, it's very easy. (Don't forget the roof…