Liquid Rubber EPDM Roof Recoating.mp4

Applying Pro Guard Liquid Rubber to the roof of a 36' fifth wheel trailer. Mixing, edging, cutting in, and the finished product.

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• howto
• rv repair
• liquid rubber
• rv
• EPDM

[epdmcoatings]

sure if you give me your e-mail address i will give you a link that you can load the video to

Thanks

[warrenlmudd]

@epdmcoatings warrenmudd@gmail.com

[epdmcoatings]

We would like to send you a $50.00 amex gift certificate as well Thanks Kellie

[warrenlmudd]

@epdmcoatings I would be glad to provide a copy of the video, and to get the gift card! It's an mp4 file about 670mb. If you send me an email address I will put it on an upload site and send the download instructions and contact info.

[doc8402]

did you need the whole 5gal? I am getting ready to do a 26' travel trailer. Thanks for the video!

[warrenlmudd]

@doc8402 We DID need not only the whole 5 gal, but we had another gallon as well. 5 gallons would be much more than enough to do a 26' rig, our is 36 and we probably could have made the 5 gallons work easily. We easily tossed almost a gallon at the end of the application. BTW: use a much stronger drill motor than the 3/8" one I used, it burned up.

[majorgfx]

Interesting stuff. Liquid EPDM isnt so pupular in the UK. Looks good thought!

RoofingWarehouse.co.uk

[epdmcoatings]

Hi i was wondering if you would provide a copy of the video for our website. We are just trying to get more videos on our site Thanks Kellie call 610-298-1989

[hatfiefn01]

Thanks for the Video, were did you choice to get the EPDM?

[warrenlmudd]

We washed the roof thoroughly with a very light soap solution, but did NOT use any primer. And now, almost 4 months later it looks beautiful. Don't be surprised if there are a number of blisters for a few weeks afterward, they shrink up.