Dicor Rubber Roofing Coating System

What is the best coating for rubber roof?

The EPDM Roofing Association recommends choosing an acrylic coating specifically designed for rubber roofing. They caution that you can use latex paint to cover a rubber roof, but only if you confirm with the manufacturer that the paint won’t interact negatively with the materials in your roof.

What is the best way to remove Dicor sealant?

How to Remove Dicor Lap Sealant (Leveling Caulk) from RV: One of the best ways to remove old, cracked, and dirty Dicor Lap Sealant is to use a heat gun to soften the sealant. Then you take a putty knife and scrape the old sealant away.

Are roof coatings considered a liquid roof?

A liquid roof coating is otherwise known as sealing or spraying on a roof over the existing low-slope roofing system. For residential properties, it is likely the roof deck already has some former material on the home that has some known problem, i.e. is leaking or water is pooling up.

What is EPDM black rubber roofing?

EPDM is one of the lower-cost options when it comes to rubber roofs. Absorbs heat. EPDM is naturally black, so it offers less heat protection than rubber roof materials that are lighter in color. EPDM can be ordered in grey or white for an additional cost.

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As a way to effectively clean and prepare your EPDM rubber RV roof for a conditioning treatment, this RV roof cleaner from Dicor is a serious hard worker. Use on its own or team up with its separate acrylic conditioning treatment, this cleaner cuts through some serious dirt. In a one-quart pack, this cleaner covers up to 125 sq feet of rubber roof, enough for at least one treatment. The formulation is super-kind to your roof as it cleans, and contains no harmful petroleum distillates, citric or abrasive ingredients. Simply apply this RV rubber roof cleaner evenly and scrub clean with a sponge mop then rinse thoroughly. Allow to dry before applying your chosen RV roof conditioning treatment.