Can I spray it on a canvas tent roof? Probably a synthetic blend material
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That is a good question. It is made to remove mildew from a shingle roof which it does after a few months. It is not instant nor immediate, but it does not appear to have harsh chemicals in it. You could try it but I would say it is a 50-50 shot.
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Not sure about shingles. I used it on my camp trailer and it seemed to do the job...no leaks now. If you've isolated the leaking area, and layed it on pretty thick, it might work. Roof leaks are hard to pinpoint. But, for the price, it'd be worth a shot.
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probably not a problem. The only reason I'm not sure is because I've only used it on blacktop. but I would give it a try on roof tiles
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Yes, I have used this product on a canvas tent, and stickiness or stiffness. Works great!
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I never tried it on that so I can't give you a great answer. from others though I have heard you can use it on all RV roofs.
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Yes, very much so. It's coating is top notch stuff. You would need a pole or two most likely though depending on your tent set up
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It wouldn't work on anything canvas or vinyl. It is more like seam putty for metal of a camper, with a thin plastic film on one side of the putty.
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It covers better than they say, I did a 20' camper with 2 gallons and had a little left over, so I'd say 3 or 4 would do ya. Mix it well. It is really thick. Use a big brush to get blobs out and then spread them out with a squidgy. Don't pour it out of the can, you will get too much in one area. Get a big spatula to get the last of it out of the can. Use a small brush to paint the edges, and don't bother masking because when you pull up the tape you will break the seal. Great stuff, my roof looks great and no longer leaks.
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Yes, I just used this to coat my rv roof which was only 1 inch thick: plywood, covered in foam, covered in a thin sheet of aluminum, and then painted with oil-based paint. I used a TSP substitute (pre-painting) cleaner to scrub the roof. It's curing just fine in the sun now!! I spread mine with a small squeegee and that worked for me but it's a small roof (~8 x 20 ft).
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Tom, I love the eternabond but I was using it to fix seams on a metal roof. For that the best prep was Acetone but I'm pretty sure that stuff will not play well w/ your rubber roofing. I can't speak to how much you'll need because it really is based on the amount of dirt, mold you have. My suggestion would be to pick up whatever cleaner you'll need at your local hardware, home depot or lowe's and just return what you don't use. You definately need it as clean and dry as possible. If you put it on right that stuff ain't coming off. Hope this helps.
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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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No, yes you will have to burn off the cheap paint first before you ever use this on a camping trip. Then paint it with the high temperature paint for barbecue grills. You can get from Lowes or Home Depot. But back to the tent itself, the material itself is only fire resistant and could start to melt or catch fire especially if it has been sprayed with a water proofing spray. And I would guess this tent doesn't have a stove jack in the roof either.
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It comes with its own Hardner so there's nothing else to mix in. Not sure about your vinyl roof. I applied it to an aluminum roof.
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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.
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I dont see why not, though I'm not personally an expert. Canvas seems sturdy enough to handle a little bit of spray pressure.
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The liquid rubber comes with a catylist which must be mixed in to the gallon. Yes, you can apply it over a rubber roof. Mine has been coated for 2 years. No leaks.
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No. This product is not like glue, it becomes the roof on your RV... Therefore roof have has to be free of any other coatings especially tar. I did it about two years ago and still going strong. Go to the web site where you can read and see videos with instructions, it is very helpful... at least it was for me. http://www.epdmcoatings.com/