Will the glue work with older white rubber RV roofs?
1040784
Not sure what you're calling "older white rubber RV roofs"? We installed a total of 596 watts, 2, 128's and 5, 68's on the rubber roof of our 2004 Montana. They've been up there for a year now and don't show any indication of pulling up. We cleaned the roof with a preasure washer and Dawn soap.
1040785
I haven't done anything with the panel as it is being stored for use in case of emergencies.
1040786
Sorry I can't answer that because mine is not installed. I use it for power in my van and it is set up to just plug in when I need it. When I don't need it it is rolled up in a canvas bag. I love parking in the shade and this way I can roll it out in the sun.
1040787
Yes, just make sure the surface is clean. And have someone help you it's z two person install
435980
Yes, of course. Just clean the roof and coat it with the rubber coating. It should stick fine.
1904852
This product works fine on solid surfaces. BUT not on an RV EPDM roof. It may work if you use a primer with it and clean the roof first with TSP. I used this on a motorhome roof, without a primer, and did not get the roof totally clean, and it flecked off going down the road. But if you are doing a motorhome EPDM roof Iwould suggest the #63900 made for RV Roofs, and use the primer...
353621
No...according to the package it will not bond properly to rubber or vinyl.
1462306
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.
2037027
I don't think it will. This glue works chemically, like welding) to bond just acrylic.
902719
I don't see why not. It sealed around vents on my camper roof, also rubber. I have used it twice oover the years to fill cracks in old joints. It should work for your repar.
945639
As long as your surface is clean you can pretty much cover any area including seams. it's a very good product. Now if you have an RV built by Fleetwood watch out. Because the roofs were a product made by "Alpha." This product will not work on Alpha roofs (the product chemicals will ruin the liner over 2 years). Yes they made a primer. But the primer sucks. Do not use on Fleetwoods. Another caution this product is extremely thick. So when stirring the product make sure you use a heavy duty drill!! I burned up a standard drill when I was mixing the 4 gallon bucket.
1752513
I'm not sure. I've only used it on an RV rental roof top, where it held really well. Any other surfaces it may need a little prep work like sanding, primer, or a better surface to hold on to. Otherwise I would suggest following manufacturer label.
308205
It should. I used the same product on my motorhome (1986 Golfstream Sunstream with Metal Roof) last year. It worked great. Just make sure you follow the manufacturer directions. I downloaded a video from Youtube for the product I bought and it went smooth as silk. Make sure you will have suitable weather !!! Enough drying time in sun before it gets wet ! That is very important. I used the primer also because I use seam tape to seal all seams and patches as well as going around the vents on their seams. I used 2 rolls of seam tape and about 2 1/2 gallons of primer. Than used about 3 gallons of Mobile coat on a 30 foot camper. Its good to have extra though. You can re coat it later in the season to be safe.
2096511
I believe that it will, latex paint sticks so I would think that a glue should be ok
1525601
I doubt it. This stuff leaves the surface tackey and soft. To recondition dried rubber, Tires and especially, the CV boots and rubber exposed to weather, I've uses Heavy duty silicone spray. "Tire Blk" works on rubber also but dissolves quickly in weather. Try armor all, It's a silicone based coating that has a low solvent content
2047750
RV roof must be EPDM to use this stuff.. look under vent cover inside RV EPDM will have black on bottom white on top. clean roof with non petroleum based cleaner let dry. liquid rubber is very thick i rented a paddle drill mixer.. poor into gallon containers as its easier to spread this way. i used thin nap 9 inch roller to apply forget the squegee...pia. you may get some bubbling but they disappear in a few days dont mess with them they will go down and adhere... takes days to cure and set, but when cured looks like a new smooth roof.. very cool product..
1302478
Yes, this glue will do an absolutely outstanding job of gluing rubber, either to itself or to another non-rubber surface.
171836
You don't need any glue for urethane tires. if they were rubber tires, then yes, as rubber tends to "squrm".
281875
I used it on an a flat smooth RV roof. It does seal well but I have no idea about putting it over shingles.
161208
Yes, this will work if you can get the edges to stay together while the glue sets. VLP works much like model glue works, it dissolves the edges to make a permanent, weld type bond. If the edges are not going to touch easily, I would recommend using the Anything Foam product, also by Plasti-Dip, to fill in the gap.