Has anyone used this product on a metal roof?
1149754
it worked fair . I ended up going on my roof with the wand from my pressure washer
435978
Yes it can be applied to Aluminum roofing. I would recommend that you take a look at the product website to confirm it's use and application before starting your project. Remember, doing a complete preparation job before you apply the Liquid Rubber Roof product is key to it's success. Here is the link to the website for further information. http://www.epdmcoatings.com/its_uses.htmlGood luck!
1289715
You want it to melt a little so it bonds. I do not recommend this product if you are going to put it on your roof. I put it on my firewall and it has since peeled off. I used the kit in the prescribed manner, grease remover and all. Hope this helps
1814770
I haven't tried this on copper, only steel and chrome. It's worked very well on those materials and don't see why it wouldn't work on copper, though doing a roof seems like a huge undertaking.
2044080
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).
1329664
We used a standard paint roller when resealing our rv roof. It spreads out on its own, so no need to worry about the small bumps from the roller. As stated in the description, it adheres to metal.
835085
It certainly works on the seams of my metal roof. It has the same expansion/contraction as any metal, and the seal does indeed stay flexible.
635728
I would recommend contacting the manufacturer? I have only used it over existing EDPM roofs after washing it good.
1489285
i haven't tried it on rubber roofing, but i don't see why not... i used it on drywall and wood to determine relative moisture in my concrete foundation... but it did recently fail and i am starting to work with Gen Tools to see if i can get it replaced.
1075585
I was very happy when i used it on my Dodge Caliber which has lots of black plastic on the outer sides of the roof. I would say it should work for you as long as it's plastic, not metal, you clean the surface well.
1259473
I would have to say Yes. I did basically the opposite, spreading the material around the vents, AC unit, antenna mount and edges of the roof. Then the same day filled in the rest of the roof. About a week later I noticed areas that were not well covered and went over those spots with extra material. It is not the most even job that could be done but it is all covered with a relatively thick coat. Just remember to refridgerate the unused portion below 40 degree, covered so as not to get a thick film on top. I used a gallon plastic pan to store the extra material with a plastic bag covering the pan. I should have placed plastic wrap floating on top of the material then covered it all to stop a thick coat of film. Good luck with covering your roof, it is a lot of work that will pay off in the end.
435980
Yes, of course. Just clean the roof and coat it with the rubber coating. It should stick fine.
4522
I don't think so. This is metal. It would seriously scratch up your roof. All in all, in don't recommend this thing for anything. Too cumbersome and to hard to handle.
134137
It uses a tar adhesive so it will stick to just about anything including corrugated metal or normal roof shingles for that matter. Just be sure of where you're going to put it because it will be difficult getting off.
50891
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.
4521
Sure it will work on a metal roof but it really works best on a flat surface. You could tilt the scoop a fraction of an inch so the metal strip doesn't contact the metal roofing. I use mine on the shingle-covered roof over my deck all the time but not on the house roof (too steep for me). It seems like it would be somewhat dangerous (for you, not the scoop) on a slick metal roof anyway.
1798262
FOREVER!- I would not use this again, unfortunately it did nothing for my roof. I had contacted the company and they just stated it would with more time- 3 MORE months.....?I did request my money back or even another re-order on them but they just want me to wait and gave me some excuse with the weather-rain-sun-etc....(bull)Do simple green and a bit of bleach- that works!