Has anyone installed this on a fiberglass roof--if so, what sealant did you use?
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While i have not installed these on a fiberglass roof, it would be no different than on a rubber roof. The inner part of the vent slides down over the vent tube that comes thru the roof of your RV. The 3 screws that come with it fasten the conection together. The cone that seals out the elements simply sits in the roof and can be sealed with most quality RV sealants. After the application is complete and seal is cured, i like to finish the install with Flex Seal spray sealant you see on TV. There is nothing with the install that needs to be screwed into the roof. Enjoy the seasons and fish well.
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While i have not installed these on a fiberglass roof, it would be no different than on a rubber roof.The inner part of the vent slides down over the vent tube that comes thru the roof of your RV. The 3 screws that come with it fasten the conection together. The cone that seals out the elements simply sits in the roof and can be sealed with most quality RV sealants. After the application is complete and seal is cured, i like to finish the install with Flex Seal spray sealant you see on TV. There is nothing with the install that needs to be screwed into the roof. Enjoy the seasons and fish well. While i have not installed these on a fiberglass roof, it would be no different than on a rubber roof.The inner part of the vent slides down over the vent tube that comes thru the roof of your RV. The 3 screws that come with it fasten the conection together. The cone that seals out the elements simply sits in the roof and can be sealed with most quality RV sealants. After the application is complete and seal is cured, i like to finish the install with Flex Seal spray sealant you see on TV. There is nothing with the install that needs to be screwed into the roof. Enjoy the... » Read More While i have not installed these on a fiberglass roof, it would be no different than on a rubber roof.The inner part of the vent slides down over the vent tube that comes thru the roof of your RV. The 3 screws that come with it fasten the conection together. The cone that seals out the elements simply sits in the roof and can be sealed with most quality RV sealants. After the application is complete and seal is cured, i like to finish the install with Flex Seal spray sealant you see on TV. There is nothing with the install that needs to be screwed into the roof. Enjoy the seasons and fish well. « Show Less
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These are the greatest. Now for your question it depends on what kind of roof you have Rubber or Fiberglass. Your best bet is to ask a local trailer or RV supply place that actually does repairs or if that is not possible a trailer or RV repair place what they use. The first sometimes you want to have something that remains somewhat flexible and other times you want something that is more like a gum always very flexible. I forget what was recommended and I used it all so I do not have any left to look at. Anyway these reduced the odor to zero.
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I have no idea but I would contact the manufacturer of both the roof and the coating before using.
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I sealed an 8 foot seam on my 5th wheel camper that leaked like a sieve. That wad more than a year ago and it still does not leak. Clean the old roof per the instructions and seal it with EternaBond.
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Sorry, but we don't know what a fabric sealant is... We have had ours up over a month and it is just fine. Our cord was not long enough and I ordered another one from coolaroo for less than $3. Good luck!
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Good question NO it is a clean silicone product I use it and re apply it after I was it .. I would say it is like a silicone base that doesn't attract dirt. Otherwise it would scratch or smear on the fiberglass. And it does not . You should use this spray on for the slide seals. Door seals .. Don't use armor all.
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It would most likely stick to the fiberglass, but it is not really meant to get/stay wet. I'd probably try Bondo instead.
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I used this on a metal RV roof and had such undesirable results I will NEVER puchase it or any other product like again! I Have spent hundreds of dollars trying to find one that will do what it claims "Snow Coat" came the closest. If you read the lable on the Kool Coat can.. It is nothing more than an outdoor Latex paint.What I finaly did find that not only works well (And I would asume it does for fiberglass as well) is AMES "IRON COAT" Mobile home and RV roof coating. It is "Elasomeric" and bends with out cracking and should do well on fiberglass even coated with another product. The Bus I coated it with had some other kind of paint on it I did not remove before coating... I used this on a metal RV roof and had such undesirable results I will NEVER puchase it or any other product like again! I Have spent hundreds of dollars trying to find one that will do what it claims "Snow Coat" came the closest. If you read the lable on the Kool Coat can.. It is nothing more than an outdoor Latex paint.What I finaly did find that not only works well (And I would asume it does for fiberglass as well) is AMES "IRON COAT" Mobile home and RV roof coating. It is "Elasomeric" and bends with out cracking and should do well on fiberglass even... » Read More I used this on a metal RV roof and had such undesirable results I will NEVER puchase it or any other product like again! I Have spent hundreds of dollars trying to find one that will do what it claims "Snow Coat" came the closest. If you read the lable on the Kool Coat can.. It is nothing more than an outdoor Latex paint.What I finaly did find that not only works well (And I would asume it does for fiberglass as well) is AMES "IRON COAT" Mobile home and RV roof coating. It is "Elasomeric" and bends with out cracking and should do well on fiberglass even coated with another product. The Bus I coated it with had some other kind of paint on it I did not remove before coating... « Show Less
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http://www.marinetex.com/gluvit.html this should help better than what i can say. I really liked the results. i used it on my fiberglass deck that had some stress cracks in it and I added Evercoat epoxy color agent and I'm happy with how it turned out. I hope you get some good results, this stuff really is nice.
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I used Eternabond 4" roof seal tape, with the spray primer, around all of my vents, skylights, roof edge seams and a couple of small cracks in the rubber roof covering (that may be the lap sealant you're referring to). Then after cleaning the roof I just painted right up to the edge of the roof seal tape. I didn't paint the vents, etc.
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My roof was EPDM rubber and it worked great. You have to prep well and follow the directions. I watched several youtube videos before I tried it.
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Thank you for your interest, in order to answer your question as fits your situation we recommend contacting the manufacturer FOMO for further information. With a wide range of options for insulation and sealants, they can recommend the best product for your situation.
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wash your roof and let dry, then apply,Cut in with a paint brush along edges and around vent and such, then I poured some out then used a squeege to spread. very pleased with results. when I was done roof looked all bubbled, once product was fuuly cured ( A week) depending on weather, humidity and temp. roof shrunck and had a smooth appearance. very pleased with EPDM
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Richard, I didn't actually use it on aluminum, but it stuck to metal, fiberglass, wood and clothing. All of which you'd have to work at to get it off. Hope this helps. Make sure the roof has no leaks as it will not prevent water penetration.
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several coats of clear polyurethane should be a good sealant. I recommend 5-6 light coats. Although I haven't had the item outside for long so I can't speak to the durability
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Part 1 epoxy with part 2 hardener. It might work, but I don't think this would be the best product for sheets of fiberglass.
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To be on the safe side, I would clean the sufface with TSP, and then use the primer. I would also use a hard bristle brush during cleaning, to remove any loose sealants, or coatings. Be sure to caulk around any roof vents before application. Hope this helps.
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Hi Michael, Thanks for the question, unfortunately we do not have a product that would work to our satisfaction on a fiberglass surface. Our glass product might have a limited effect, but we would not be sure how long it would last, and it certainly wouldn't have anywhere near the ability to where we would want you to purchase the product for that surface. Kind regards, The EnduroShield Team