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Rv roof install is right in a sense but you just have to weigh the pros vs the cons. Its either do what you did or file it on insurance. I think you made a good decision just a little expensive for me. My wife and I have full coverage on our travel trailer and are having roof leaks as well. May just turn it into insurance and get a new travel trailer. Has it given you any problems since?
@@tysimmons6062 Hi Bob, I am unaware of any insurance policy that covers maintenance items like roof leaks. Can you keep me posted with your insurance claim if you decide to go that route? I would be very interested to hear if they approve and cover a roof leak claim. Thanks, Mike
@@RVBlogger My father had a leaky roof on his old camper and turned it into insurance and they gave him 4 grand. He turned around and bought a new camper. I just caulked this exposed part on my camper and if it doesn't fix the leak I'm going to do the same thing my father did!
I worked for a company that applied that similar product. And that guy's prep is 💯! Perfect prep = perfect results. I'm glad you have someone fix your RV
Hey Jason, We are so happy with the results!!! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
I had my whole roof replaced and all new plywood under. My roof is not flat. It peaks to the center, so rain will run off. Lifetime warranty. Love love love it. Paid 100.00/ft. 3K. Just 3 years ago. Still looks new. & seals are checked 2xs a year. They are holding no issues ! I have to clean it 2xs a year but zero leaks !! Happy Trails
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Hi Tangled Line, Rob is incredibly detail oriented! It was amazing watching him prep my roof for 4 and a half days and then he sprayed the rubber on in 30 minutes. It's all in the prep! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
This is the first time I’ve seen this done. What a great idea! In my opinion its worth the $4800 for the peace of mind you now have. We just bought a 2019 Grand Design Reflection 28bh and the roof is my biggest source of concern.
Hi Hard Truth, I had a bed lining in my pickup truck and it was indestructible. I threw concrete, rebar, and all kinds of stuff in there and never hurt the liner coating once. Now if I hit a tree branch I am a lot less worried about a potential leak. This stuff is amazing! Are you thinking about a new roof for your rig? Thanks for watching and for your comment! Mike
@@JM-nh8yp Yep, I talked with him at the RV show and it was $5k for mine. Has a long life no-leak warranty and is much better than the rubber roofs that you can reinstall. Given the hours of work needed to do this and the no worry roof you get in the end probably worth saving up for one.
@@keithallen3119 Well, I paid $2900 for my 32 foot camper in great condition. So I'm not paying $5000 for a roof. I sealed all my vents with self leveling sealant even though they were still good. Next I'm coating my whole roof with 5 gallons of elastomeric rubberized paint that cost $60. It lasts at least 4-5 years. Sometimes longer. I'll gladly recoat as needed.
Man that's awesome Good job my hats off to Mr Rob You would think the RV industries would catch on to this and start doing this as A STANDARD, NOT SALE AS AN UP GRADE, they're expensive enough Once again great job awesome video.
We went a bit overkill on that sealant! 🤦♀️ Flex seal actually does work and may be best for temporary solutions. Turns out our leak was along the front of the over cab seams and not the roof itself. Thanks for watching our RV roof replacement video and commenting!
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One suggestion to Rob ... I’d recommend building up a curb around the AC and some of those other penetrations before spraying and reinstalling to reduce pooling around them. Very common on flat roofs for commercial buildings. RV manufacturer’s don’t do it because the fabric membranes won’t contour... but with a spray on material, he has a lot more freedom for upgrading the surface.
Hi Big Mo, Rob's been in the business for over 20 years now. But thanks for the suggestion. Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan Have you subscribed to our TH-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/TH-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
@@RVBlogger "been in the business 20 years means absolutely nothing." (As an answer to being receptive or not to a suggestion) If a person refuses to learn something new that means they're stagnated. A person can grow for 20 years by being open to new information or they can have 20 years of one year experience
@@JM-nh8yp Hi AR, Cool your jets my friend. I wasn't suggesting that Rob doesn't want to learn anything new. He has been in the business for over 20 years. He has never applied the coating to the factory seals on each side of the overcab before and yet he was open to discussing why I thought it would work and that I wanted to get that across in my video. So - he's a pro who has been doing this work for 20 years and he is open to new ideas. Geez - relax! Thanks, Mike
@@RVBloggerI'm not mad. I was only supporting the comment of the person that made a helpful suggestion. Your response was that "hes been in business 20 years" It sounded like that means that he knows everything. I dont know why else you might have said that in response to that. I wasn't upset or anything. I was only saying that you didn't sound receptive to a new idea. My mistake. Have a good day.
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I’d love to hear an update on how it’s held up. We need to reroof our 20’ travel trailer and don’t want to re-rubber roof it for the same reasons you spoke of. Thank you SO much for this video!
Hey Stephanie, It's been about a year and a half since we did this? It's held up great with no issues, so well worth the cost. Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan
@@RVBlogger would you recommend another place that does this same thing that is not in Pasadena? Somewhere in the SouthEast? If you had another class C- would you immediately do that to the roof? Would you treat the overcab in a different way? (Just curious! Im aiming to do exactly what you did- as ive had the exact same issues!)
Thanks for the video. Building my own truck camper, and your video answered some questions about rv roof construction while watching this video. Thanks again.
This could be about the best RV roof repair That I have seen. I wonder if the RV manufacturers have considered doing this instead of using rubber sheeting?
Hi Robert, Thanks so much!!! I doubt the RV manufacturers will do this because it's too expensive. But they would have a lot fewer leaks! Thanks again for watching! Mike and Susan
Hi Mike, I have a 37 ft. Class C diesel toy hauler 2005 with a leaky roof. The previous owner had a roof leak in the cab above the driver seat. I did some spot repairs and bought the gallons of roll-on roof sealer to coat the EPDM as it was getting chalky white and some black base was showing through. Before I could complete the job, parts of Houston, TX had a hail storm - 2 inch sized jagged stones hit the house and motor home. State Farm covered the home shingle roof repair. They are dragging their feet on my motor home claim, saying that the roof was old ( 15 years 2005 to 2019 )and that the EPDM leak issue was not due to the pin hole leaks caused by jagged hail stones. The motor home was parked in my driveway. Naturally, the house roof sustained damage at the same time as the combo EPDM / Lauan decking RV roof. I have CAMPING WORLD near Houston doing the repairs and it has been 6 months since I dropped it off. They and STATE FARM are wrestling over how much will be covered. What a PAIN ! JwgK
Hi James, What a bummer! It's a shame you have to fight with your own insurance company to be covered! Thanks for watching and commenting on your experience. Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
Will be interested to see how it holds up after a few years. Truck bed liners are tough, but they don't have to be water tight. The silicon roof coatings are flexible and last for flat roof buildings a very long time. Frankly, there are only a few trailers made with full fiberglass roofs, no seams at all. The only true way to avoid leaks. Thanks for the video.
Hi Murray, I had a truck bed liner in an old pickup truck and it was awesome! Never punctured a hole in it after years of abuse. Our roof is over a year old now and no leaks at all! And I've swiped a few tree branches pretty hard too! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan GET READY! We are launching our new digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine on June 1st! Stay tuned for our TH-cam Video all about it!
New subscriber! So glad I found your Channel and love the roof video ! Thank you to Rob for showing “ the correct way to fix the problem!! Bravo. Super great job and wonderful shop set up . Very informative.
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Hey Rich Young, We paid just under "5,000 it's been over a year and a half with no issues, well worth the cost! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
Hey John, It cost just under $5,000 which covered the whole process - It's been over a year, we're leak free & well worth the money! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan
Hey Ray, The total cost was a little under $5k, but we've had NO issues with leaks since getting it, making it well worth the cost to us. :) Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
Eterna Bond tape worked awesome for my 1995 Ford E350 31 ft Tioga motorhome I had no choice but to use Eterna Bond tape so far so good 🤞🤞 it was not fun replacing the roof and putting all new vents my motorhome was severely neglected for many years I put down a new PVC roof hopefully it'll last for a long time! But love this video great attention to detail! Kind of brought back a lot of nightmares 🤣🤣🤣 👍👍
Hey Justin, OH NO, so glad it worked though! Great job! We appreciate the love and support! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
I have a Class C that sat in a storage yard for several years and sustained massive water damage in the bed area over the cab. I replaced the wood and tried to re-cover the fiberglass laminate but ended up with dips that just aren't right. I see several newer RV's that have a pre-formed "cap on the front and I would like to know where I would find those? Any help?
We've noticed that some manufacturers ae changing how the front cab is designed but I don't have specific models for you sorry. We'll keep a lookout. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I have a 5th wheel trailer and we just bought from one of our friends and we have a leak through the sunroof and our other elderly friends helped us patched it up and it worked 4 about a year and now it's leaking again mine is a 1998 weekend worrier 38 footer toy hauler and me and my wife r planning on just taking the sunroof out and replace it with wood I was wondering if u have an suggestions 4 me would be appreciated thank u guys
We’ve not had to repair the sunroof ourselves yet, so I don't have any experience to share with you. My initial thought is that it is probably fairly easy to make the roof look good once you remove the sunlight and replace it with wood. But finishing the ceiling inside so it blends in with the rest of the ceiling will be your biggest challenge. Maybe just replace the sunroof and seal it up, and then you should be good to go! Thanks for watching and let me know how it goes. Mike
Hey Frances, It cost just under $5,000 which covered the whole process - It's been over a year, we're leak free & well worth the money! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
It cost about $5K. That was for the removal of the old roof, replace some wood and install new roof. The cost may seem a bit high but it fixed our problem so we were thrilled! We went to Pasadena Bed Linings in Glen Burnie MD.
I know all RV’s will be different depending on the length and work involved but about how much was it to repair your roof? We need to repair our 36’ 2000 infinity roof.
Hey The Outdoor Adventure Team, The entire process cost us just under $5k. We've had ZERO leaks or issues, we're happy with it. Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
Hi T Brown, It cost $4,800 and it comes with a 20 year warranty! I had this stuff in the bed of my pick up truck and it was indestructible! So nice to finally be leak free! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan Have you subscribed to our TH-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/TH-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
Hi Polly, It cost us $4,800 for the new roof. Not cheap but it has a 20 year guarantee and I've used this product before and it is awesome! Thanks for watching and commenting! Happy New Year! Mike and Susan
Thanks allot for the video and the great idea RVB. Hopefully the place will still be in business 10-15 years down the road so that the warranty will be valid should an issue arise. Looking at redoing our 32' Class C RV roof myself. A new rubber roof at Camping World is ~$7,000 so this seems like a more affordable option. I have 2 questions. Looks like stripping the old roof and vents and other parts is the time consuming part, so if this was done before delivering the RV, any idea on the savings? Secondly, I'm on the west coast and was wondering if you know any reputable bed lining companies near LA to get this done?
Hi Anthony! I used to have a pickup truck with the bed lining stuff in it - before people started using it on RV roofs and it was indestructible! I threw concrete with rebar sticking out of it in the bed of my truck and never broke through the polyurea coating! I don't know where you could get it done on the west coast but if you google bed linings you will find someone that does it. It's pretty mainstream now. Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan Did you see our video about our FREE RV Rental for a Weekend we are giving away? Hope you will check it out! th-cam.com/video/h_NW_O-VsTo/w-d-xo.html
Hi Anthony, It cost about $4800.00! Very expensive but the roof is almost indestructible. I had the same material sprayed in the bed of my pickup truck years ago and nothing could penetrate that rubber no matter what I threw on it. Glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan Have you subscribed to our TH-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/TH-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
Hi, I do have the same 2008 Class-C RV and we have the same water leak problem too. Please let me know where I can have the service at. We are in Houston area. Thank you for the info.
Hi gtulycards21 I wrote an article about camper covers and the link is below. Hope it helps! Mike rvblogger.com/blog/the-pros-and-cons-of-rv-or-camper-covers/ By the way, we started a Facebook group called RV Camping for Newbies. Hope you will check it out and join if you are interested! facebook.com/groups/RVCampingforNewbies/
The entire job...remove old roof coating, replace wood and spray on new roof was just under $5K. We had this done 3 years ago and still no leaks and the roof is still awesome! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Nicely done video 👍 . I'm guessing you will get a good percentage of the cost back when you sell . Just goes to show you what junk Dicor is , it's a joke that they have people believing to pile more on . I bet you have good piece of mind now .
Hi Ken, This roof is amazing and we have total peace of mind. I had this same rubber material sprayed in the bed of an old pick up truck and it was indestructible. Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan
A couple of questions. 1. Why did he paint the skylight over the shower? 2. What if you need to replace a roof vent or skylight etc? Can that be done and what do you need to do to maintain seal integrity? 3. Did you consider RV Armor? If you did what made you go down this road? 4. With this system are their any ongoing maintenance requirements? Thanks so much.
Hi JD, Good questions. 1.We decided to paint over the skylight because they can crack and leak over time. Or if I het a tree branch it would be less likely to crack and break. Light still comes through too. And we have a light in the bathroom anyway. 2. If we need to replace anything on the roof it can be done. But we need to take it back to the roof repair shop so we don't void the 20 year warranty. 3. I didn't consider RV Armor because I wanted a thick spray on product. I had a pickup truck for years with the same bed liner material in black. It was indestructible. I threw concrete with rebar and all kinds of stuff in the bed of the truck and never penetrated it once! 4. No Maintenance requirements. Hope all that helps! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan Have you subscribed to our TH-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/TH-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
Hi G Alexander, I caulked the heck out of those lights and that is not where the leak was coming from. It was the factory seals on the sides of the overcab that leaked. Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan Have you subscribed to our TH-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/TH-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
Hi Isaac and Rosemary, Glad you liked the video. This is the best roof you could install. Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan Have you subscribed to our TH-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/TH-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
Hey Laurie, It cost us just under $5,000 for the whole process. It's been over a year and a half, we're still leak free, and it's well worth the money to us! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
Hi Josh, Great question! Skylights are made of very cheap thin plastic and over time they become discolored and hazy. And they can break easily. So we went ahead and sprayed over it so it would never be a leak point even if it cracks. And it still lets a little light through. Plus we have a light in the bathroom. Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way, have you subscribed to our TH-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/TH-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
Hey RVBlogger, another fellow rver from Arnold, fairly new to this, got mi 36' class A a couple years back and contemplating my options for redoing the roof, ran across your video looking for ideas on how to get it done myself but now i'm going to look into this, it could be a possibility if i can afford it lol Thanks for the great video and keep them coming!!
Hey Diego! Nice to know we have a neighbor watching our videos! It isn't cheap but even after that crazy thunderstorm and tons of rain the other night - not one drop of water in the overcab! Thanks for watching and keep in touch! Mike and Susan
Some years ago an Rv repair co in Northern Ca made a vid where they replaced the rubber roof on a Class C. They said in their vid that rubber roofs need to be resealed YEARLY and totally replace every 8 years. They said the job they were doing was going to cost $8,000.00. !
You do need to inspect and maintain (clean) your RV roof regularly to avoid other damage but sounds to me that they either aren't apply a permanent solution or want to repeat business. We have been extremely happy with ours even after 3 years and only $5,000. Thank you for watching our RV roof replacement video and commenting.
Hey Stephanie, The whole process cost us just under $5k. We've had no leaks or issues and it's been well worth the money to us! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
Hi Jill, We have had the new roof for about a year now and it has held up great! No bubbles, no wrinkles because it was sprayed right on. I had this same rubber in the bed of an old pick up truck and it was indestructible. It is the best roof you could possibly install on an RV in my opinion. Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan
Hi William, I do not know the answer to that question. It's a thin layer that is sprayed on so I doubt it's very heavy. Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way, have you subscribed to our TH-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/TH-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
Interesting product. Should work well. Why didn't you address the front fg delamination (bubbling) around the Conquest decal? You should check your clearance marker lights which often leak into that area.
Hi John, I had this product in the bed of my pickup truck for years and threw concrete, bricks, rebar, metal and all kinds of stuff in there and it never tore, ripped or got punctured. It is awesome stuff! I did check the lights and caulked them of course. I guess I just didn't mention in the video. Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way, have you subscribed to our TH-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/TH-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
Hi Ryan, That corner trim is sprayed on along with the entire roof. We taped it off and sprayed on the roof material. Pretty awesome! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan
@@filmride3153 It was a plastic or vinyl trim on the corners. I actually think it was a two-piece trim and that's where the leak was coming from. Since we coated the roof we have had ZERO leak issues.
Y’all gotta start the maintenance program on day one when the RV is brand spanking new like I did ! Preparation and a clean roof is the first step secondly go down to your local box store and buy 5 gallons of Elo mastic coating. It would take three coats and you will put it on either every single year or every other year. If you do this you will never ever ever have to replace your RV roof. If y’all would like to go one step further and have a 50 year warranty you must go to a commercial supply house and get Gayco roofing product
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Hey Ray, Correct! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
@@RayOfSunhine2012 Hi Ray, here is the link...www.pasadenabedlinings.com/wp/ A guy named Rob is the owner. Great guy and he is meticulous! Good luck with your new roof - we have been leak free for 2 years now. Mike
@@RVBlogger awesome! Do you think a DIY guy like me could do it with the right materials and tools? I'm not sure if I can afford a professional but I'm a perfectionist whose also super tight with money. It didn't appear to be Hard at all from watching your video
@@RayOfSunhine2012 Hi Ray, I think you could strip and prep the roof yourself. But you will need a company to spray the roof on for you...Maybe Rob would be willing to work out a deal for you if you call him...do you live in MD?
Hi ClubMayview, No doubt about it! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way, have you subscribed to our TH-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/TH-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
Hi Michael, We paid like $4,800 to have our new roof installed. Well worth it and no leaks in 2 years now! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
He's located in Pasadena, Maryland. The cost at the time of this video on a 24' Class C was just under $5k. Thanks for watching and commenting Christine.
Hello, It cost $4,800 and we got it done at Pasadena Bed Linings in Maryland. pasadenabedlinings.com/rvroofs/rvroofs.php Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
Hi Dan, We only have one skylight and we did replace it. The flanges were warped pretty badly or I might have kept it since we sprayed over the skylight anyway. No leaks for me! Mike
Nice to know about Pasadena liners, we live on the shore and our son and family live in Pasadena. Our roof is good for now but when time comes we will look into using them
Hi Brennon, I had the same stuff in my pick up truck bed and it was impenetrable! I threw recycled concrete with rebar sticking out of it in my truck plus all kinds of other metal stuff and never broke through. Email me anytime and I'll keep you posted. mike@rvblogger.com Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way, have you subscribed to our TH-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/TH-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
Hey Deb, It cost just under $5,000 USD - It's been over a year, we're leak free and it's well worth the money! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
Hi Big Dan, It cost $4,800... it's a lot ...but cheaper than installing a new rubber roof at the dealership. Plus it has a 20 year warranty and this stuff is indestructible. I had the same coating in the bed of my pickup and threw recycled concrete with rebar sticking out in there and never punctured through this stuff. Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan Did you see our video about the FREE RV Rental for a Weekend we are giving away? Hope you will check it out! th-cam.com/video/h_NW_O-VsTo/w-d-xo.html
That would depend on the size of the RV, amount of damage to the structure and where you get it done. For us it was just under $5,000. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Hi Mrs. MB Mendez, It cost us $4,800 and it comes with a 20 year warranty. The stuff is indestructible! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan
Hi Benjamin, We hope it lasts too!!! I had this stuff sprayed in the bed of a pickup truck I used to own and it was indestructible. Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way we are running a contest where we are giving away a free RV Rental for a weekend! Here is the video if you would like to check it out and enter to win! th-cam.com/video/_X--mnVMHis/w-d-xo.html
RVBlogger I’m gonna do it, two white kits on amazon 199$ each.2 kits.398+tax some regular black roofing chimney seal tubes... I’ll try and post a vid off my results. Fixing engine a/c this week. Just drove to Virginia Beach last week. It was to hot. Roof a/c is fine once arrived. Roof next week. Then to Michigan to buy blueberries right from the bush then hit sand dunes and rent a buggy.
Hi TJ F, $4800...not cheap but it won't leak! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way, have you subscribed to our TH-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/TH-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
Hey Mike, That's fair! Thanks for watching and commenting! ❤ Mike and Susan By the way, we hope you will subscribe to our FREE monthly digital/video magazine called RV Camping Magazine. Let us know how you like it! rvblogger.com/rv-camping-magazine/
Hi Harry, Great question. It comes with a 20 Year Warranty and I had this same stuff sprayed in a pickup truck I owned for years and I threw wood, metal, brick, and stone in there and nothing ever punctured it. It's pretty awesome stuff. Thanks for watching and commenting! We hope you and your family have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Mike and Susan By the way, have you subscribed to our TH-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/TH-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
Hi Line, It cost us $4800! It has a 20 year warranty and even though I've hit a few trees we are still leak free for a year now! Its a great product in our opinion! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way, have you subscribed to our TH-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/TH-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
The entire project cost around $5,000. To us it was worth it. To this day we are leak free (knock on wood ✊👊) Thank you for watching our RV roof replacement video and commenting.
Rightly said, a leaking RV roof is a mess and is something that must be fixed immediately. The longer you wait for the more water damage will occur. Identifying roof leaks can be difficult and may over time reoccur. So, why not choose Liquid RV Roof and stop worrying. It is cost effective, easy to apply and it works extremely well on water leaks and punctures.
Hi Mark, We decided to cover the skylight because it is a major leak point on RV roofs and we are done with leaks. We had a leak in the back corner of the roof right next to the skylight so we decided to be safe and spray right over it. Great question! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan
do you have ANY light coming through he sky light? would you say this job cost less then $2000 or more - I have a 22ft class C thinking about getting it done - thanks Mike
@@lancephillips8740 Hi Lance, There is a little light that comes through the skylight. We have a light in the bathroom so it's plenty bright in there. I would say depending on how much damage and work needs to be done you are looking at $3-$5k. Not cheap...but it is extremely durable. Thanks for watching! Mike
Hi Bill, Yes he did. But we got to make a cool video and share the whole process with our viewers. Plus Rob did an awesome job! Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan
Hi Brian, Excellent question. We don't want any leaks so now we have a rubber skin over the whole roof! plus light still gets through the skylight and we have a light in the bathroom too. So for us it was more important to have no leaks that a little light if we took a shower during the day. Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan Have you subscribed to our TH-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/TH-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
Hi Patrick, It could be a DIY project but the prep work to get it ready to coat is extensive. Rob spent a week prepping the roof and 30 minutes applying the rubber coating. Most folks don't have the patience to be this meticulous in their prep work. Thanks for watching and commenting! Mike and Susan By the way, have you subscribed to our TH-cam channel yet? If not we sure hope you will click below and subscribe! Thanks! goto.rvblogger.com/TH-camChannel?sub_confirmation=1
@@RVBlogger Great video. Do you know anyone on the east coast (Northern CT/Western MA) who can do this? Also, my camper is not worth $5000, LOL, but I am retired and have the time to do the week's worth of prep and possible replacement of the wood. Would it be reasonable to share the work? I would have them just do the spray.
@@alklesczewski1207 did you find anyone in this area to do a roof or did you try it as a DIY? I am in the Berkshires. Let me know if you had good results
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@@RVBlogger after ur video .. I'm saving up right now I only have a 27' plus I can do most of the prep work.. now just need to found a trust worthy place that can do it
I agree with using spray on bed liner but I completely disagree with NOT spraying the entire roof & cabover. You had it all ready, all you had to do is spray
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Hi John, Way too much! $4800!!!! Yikes - but it has a 20 year warranty. We were so tired of fixing leaks several times a year. Thanks for watching! Mike
I saw the delam on the front of the bunk over the cab. That delam was caused by water leak that is now underneath the fiberglass. That will never dry out unless you pull off the fiberglass and replace all the rotten wood. All of the wet wood underneath will always get moldy. Your guy may stop future leaks but the water that’s already underneath the fiberglass will continue to rot and more mold will continue to grow. If you would like to see the right way to fix it and the right shop to do it go to “rvroof.com “ and check it out. He will have videos of many RV’s but the class c has chronic issues that will get addressed. I Guarantee you will be convinced. Keith fellow RV’er
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Rv roof install is right in a sense but you just have to weigh the pros vs the cons. Its either do what you did or file it on insurance. I think you made a good decision just a little expensive for me. My wife and I have full coverage on our travel trailer and are having roof leaks as well. May just turn it into insurance and get a new travel trailer. Has it given you any problems since?
@@tysimmons6062 Hi Bob,
I am unaware of any insurance policy that covers maintenance items like roof leaks. Can you keep me posted with your insurance claim if you decide to go that route? I would be very interested to hear if they approve and cover a roof leak claim.
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Mike
@@RVBlogger My father had a leaky roof on his old camper and turned it into insurance and they gave him 4 grand. He turned around and bought a new camper. I just caulked this exposed part on my camper and if it doesn't fix the leak I'm going to do the same thing my father did!
I worked for a company that applied that similar product. And that guy's prep is 💯! Perfect prep = perfect results. I'm glad you have someone fix your RV
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We are so happy with the results!!!
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I had my whole roof replaced and all new plywood under. My roof is not flat. It peaks to the center, so rain will run off. Lifetime warranty. Love love love it. Paid 100.00/ft. 3K. Just 3 years ago. Still looks new. & seals are checked 2xs a year. They are holding no issues ! I have to clean it 2xs a year but zero leaks !! Happy Trails
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Glad you roof replacement worked out so well!
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Where did you get it replaced?
I bought a couch with a lifetime guarantee Turns out they meant the life of the couch, about 5 years
Peaking in the center is a great idea! Where did you get your done?
This dude is serious about his work! Thanks for the sharing.
Hi Tangled Line,
Rob is incredibly detail oriented! It was amazing watching him prep my roof for 4 and a half days and then he sprayed the rubber on in 30 minutes. It's all in the prep!
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This is the first time I’ve seen this done. What a great idea! In my opinion its worth the $4800 for the peace of mind you now have.
We just bought a 2019 Grand Design Reflection 28bh and the roof is my biggest source of concern.
Hi Hard Truth,
I had a bed lining in my pickup truck and it was indestructible. I threw concrete, rebar, and all kinds of stuff in there and never hurt the liner coating once. Now if I hit a tree branch I am a lot less worried about a potential leak. This stuff is amazing!
Are you thinking about a new roof for your rig?
Thanks for watching and for your comment!
Mike
$4800??!
Is that a joke? It couldn't possibly be that expensive, could it?
@@JM-nh8yp Yep, I talked with him at the RV show and it was $5k for mine. Has a long life no-leak warranty and is much better than the rubber roofs that you can reinstall. Given the hours of work needed to do this and the no worry roof you get in the end probably worth saving up for one.
@@keithallen3119 Well, I paid $2900 for my 32 foot camper in great condition. So I'm not paying $5000 for a roof. I sealed all my vents with self leveling sealant even though they were still good. Next I'm coating my whole roof with 5 gallons of elastomeric rubberized paint that cost $60. It lasts at least 4-5 years. Sometimes longer. I'll gladly recoat as needed.
Man that's awesome
Good job my hats off to Mr Rob
You would think the RV industries would catch on to this and start doing this as A STANDARD, NOT SALE AS AN UP GRADE, they're expensive enough
Once again great job awesome video.
Hi Oleman,
Thanks and yup -= Rob really did an awesome job!
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liked the sealing around the front of the roof and liked the note on flex seal not really being up for the job. thanks.
We went a bit overkill on that sealant! 🤦♀️ Flex seal actually does work and may be best for temporary solutions. Turns out our leak was along the front of the over cab seams and not the roof itself. Thanks for watching our RV roof replacement video and commenting!
This is amazing, never thought of fixing an RV roof like this.
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One suggestion to Rob ... I’d recommend building up a curb around the AC and some of those other penetrations before spraying and reinstalling to reduce pooling around them. Very common on flat roofs for commercial buildings. RV manufacturer’s don’t do it because the fabric membranes won’t contour... but with a spray on material, he has a lot more freedom for upgrading the surface.
Hi Big Mo,
Rob's been in the business for over 20 years now. But thanks for the suggestion.
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@@RVBlogger "been in the business 20 years means absolutely nothing." (As an answer to being receptive or not to a suggestion) If a person refuses to learn something new that means they're stagnated. A person can grow for 20 years by being open to new information or they can have 20 years of one year experience
@@JM-nh8yp Hi AR,
Cool your jets my friend. I wasn't suggesting that Rob doesn't want to learn anything new. He has been in the business for over 20 years. He has never applied the coating to the factory seals on each side of the overcab before and yet he was open to discussing why I thought it would work and that I wanted to get that across in my video. So - he's a pro who has been doing this work for 20 years and he is open to new ideas. Geez - relax!
Thanks,
Mike
@@RVBloggerI'm not mad. I was only supporting the comment of the person that made a helpful suggestion. Your response was that "hes been in business 20 years" It sounded like that means that he knows everything. I dont know why else you might have said that in response to that. I wasn't upset or anything. I was only saying that you didn't sound receptive to a new idea. My mistake. Have a good day.
@@JM-nh8yp You got that right! People do stupid stuff for 20 years because that's all they know. As soon as I hear that, i'm outta there.
One of the most useful RV videos. I mean let’s face it, they all leak eventually. Good to see an alternative to that nasty roof paint
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My 33 year old Tiger with an aluminum roof does not leak All rubber roofs leak
@@vidguy007 I believe it. I owned a Fleetwood class A with an aluminum roof too, zero issues. 💪
I’d love to hear an update on how it’s held up. We need to reroof our 20’ travel trailer and don’t want to re-rubber roof it for the same reasons you spoke of. Thank you SO much for this video!
Hey Stephanie,
It's been about a year and a half since we did this? It's held up great with no issues, so well worth the cost.
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@@RVBlogger would you recommend another place that does this same thing that is not in Pasadena? Somewhere in the SouthEast?
If you had another class C- would you immediately do that to the roof?
Would you treat the overcab in a different way? (Just curious! Im aiming to do exactly what you did- as ive had the exact same issues!)
Anyone have any referrals for “RV armor” ?
Thanks for the video. Building my own truck camper, and your video answered some questions about rv roof construction while watching this video. Thanks again.
That's awesome! Glad it was helpful! Best of luck to you. Thanks for watching and commenting.
This could be about the best RV roof repair That I have seen. I wonder if the RV manufacturers have considered doing this instead of using rubber sheeting?
Hi Robert,
Thanks so much!!! I doubt the RV manufacturers will do this because it's too expensive. But they would have a lot fewer leaks!
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Mike and Susan
Rv manufactures don’t want to do this they want you to keep paying for repairs it’s job security for them god forbid something would last forever
Ask Rob if he has any plans to open another facility in South Texas? He did a fantastic job !!
😂 We will let Rob know! We are so glad we had him put a new roof on for us!!! Thanks for watching and commenting Edward!
Hi Mike, I have a 37 ft. Class C diesel toy hauler 2005 with a leaky roof. The previous owner had a roof leak in the cab above the driver seat. I did some spot repairs and bought the gallons of roll-on roof sealer to coat the EPDM as it was getting chalky white and some black base was showing through. Before I could complete the job, parts of Houston, TX had a hail storm - 2 inch sized jagged stones hit the house and motor home. State Farm covered the home shingle roof repair. They are dragging their feet on my motor home claim, saying that the roof was old ( 15 years 2005 to 2019 )and that the EPDM leak issue was not due to the pin hole leaks caused by jagged hail stones. The motor home was parked in my driveway. Naturally, the house roof sustained damage at the same time as the combo EPDM / Lauan decking RV roof. I have CAMPING WORLD near Houston doing the repairs and it has been 6 months since I dropped it off. They and STATE FARM are wrestling over how much will be covered. What a PAIN ! JwgK
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What a bummer! It's a shame you have to fight with your own insurance company to be covered!
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Camping World is the worst over priced and they take forever to do work on your rig
Will be interested to see how it holds up after a few years. Truck bed liners are tough, but they don't have to be water tight. The silicon roof coatings are flexible and last for flat roof buildings a very long time. Frankly, there are only a few trailers made with full fiberglass roofs, no seams at all. The only true way to avoid leaks. Thanks for the video.
Hi Murray,
I had a truck bed liner in an old pickup truck and it was awesome! Never punctured a hole in it after years of abuse. Our roof is over a year old now and no leaks at all! And I've swiped a few tree branches pretty hard too!
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New subscriber! So glad I found your Channel and love the roof video ! Thank you to Rob for showing “ the correct way to fix the problem!! Bravo. Super great job and wonderful shop set up . Very informative.
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Looking good, can you please let me know the costs per ln. FT., thanks for your time, Rick
Hey Rich Young,
We paid just under "5,000 it's been over a year and a half with no issues, well worth the cost!
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Nice job I. I wonder how much it was to have it done
Hey John,
It cost just under $5,000 which covered the whole process - It's been over a year, we're leak free & well worth the money!
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That repair looks to be REALLY EXPENSIVE!!
Hey Ray,
The total cost was a little under $5k, but we've had NO issues with leaks since getting it, making it well worth the cost to us. :)
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Any updates on this? Do you still have it or contact with new owners to see how it’s holding up? Looks really good on video.
Eterna Bond tape worked awesome for my 1995 Ford E350 31 ft Tioga motorhome I had no choice but to use Eterna Bond tape so far so good 🤞🤞 it was not fun replacing the roof and putting all new vents my motorhome was severely neglected for many years I put down a new PVC roof hopefully it'll last for a long time! But love this video great attention to detail! Kind of brought back a lot of nightmares 🤣🤣🤣 👍👍
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I have a Class C that sat in a storage yard for several years and sustained massive water damage in the bed area over the cab. I replaced the wood and tried to re-cover the fiberglass laminate but ended up with dips that just aren't right. I see several newer RV's that have a pre-formed "cap on the front and I would like to know where I would find those? Any help?
We've noticed that some manufacturers ae changing how the front cab is designed but I don't have specific models for you sorry. We'll keep a lookout. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Wow, very informative video. In case I need to do the same at least I have a good idea of the process and a great company to work with. Mahalo
Glad it was helpful!
Rob did a great job on our roof and no more leaks!
Thanks for watching!
Mike
I have a 5th wheel trailer and we just bought from one of our friends and we have a leak through the sunroof and our other elderly friends helped us patched it up and it worked 4 about a year and now it's leaking again mine is a 1998 weekend worrier 38 footer toy hauler and me and my wife r planning on just taking the sunroof out and replace it with wood I was wondering if u have an suggestions 4 me would be appreciated thank u guys
We’ve not had to repair the sunroof ourselves yet, so I don't have any experience to share with you. My initial thought is that it is probably fairly easy to make the roof look good once you remove the sunlight and replace it with wood. But finishing the ceiling inside so it blends in with the rest of the ceiling will be your biggest challenge. Maybe just replace the sunroof and seal it up, and then you should be good to go!
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Mike
@RVBlogger thank u so much
Thanks for the video. It was very helpful. Can you tell me approx. how much the re-roofing process cost you?
Hey Frances,
It cost just under $5,000 which covered the whole process - It's been over a year, we're leak free & well worth the money!
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Love this! I have a leaky camper. I'd like to have this done to my camper. How much did this cost? Name and address of the place please!!
It cost about $5K. That was for the removal of the old roof, replace some wood and install new roof. The cost may seem a bit high but it fixed our problem so we were thrilled! We went to Pasadena Bed Linings in Glen Burnie MD.
I know all RV’s will be different depending on the length and work involved but about how much was it to repair your roof? We need to repair our 36’ 2000 infinity roof.
Hey The Outdoor Adventure Team,
The entire process cost us just under $5k. We've had ZERO leaks or issues, we're happy with it.
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@@RVBlogger wow that’s amazing! I’ll be getting in touch with them four ours. I will be subscribing to it.
Henry's Tropi-cool - several hundred bucks - Lifetime guarantee.
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They did a nice nice job on your roof what was the price for a job like that ?
Hi T Brown,
It cost $4,800 and it comes with a 20 year warranty! I had this stuff in the bed of my pick up truck and it was indestructible! So nice to finally be leak free!
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want to know how much cost to change the roof. my 2007 5the wheel has the same problem. thank u
Hi Polly,
It cost us $4,800 for the new roof. Not cheap but it has a 20 year guarantee and I've used this product before and it is awesome!
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Thanks allot for the video and the great idea RVB. Hopefully the place will still be in business 10-15 years down the road so that the warranty will be valid should an issue arise. Looking at redoing our 32' Class C RV roof myself. A new rubber roof at Camping World is ~$7,000 so this seems like a more affordable option. I have 2 questions. Looks like stripping the old roof and vents and other parts is the time consuming part, so if this was done before delivering the RV, any idea on the savings? Secondly, I'm on the west coast and was wondering if you know any reputable bed lining companies near LA to get this done?
Hi Anthony!
I used to have a pickup truck with the bed lining stuff in it - before people started using it on RV roofs and it was indestructible! I threw concrete with rebar sticking out of it in the bed of my truck and never broke through the polyurea coating!
I don't know where you could get it done on the west coast but if you google bed linings you will find someone that does it. It's pretty mainstream now.
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Hi, what kind of cost was your roof replacement please. Enjoyed the vlog
Hi Anthony,
It cost about $4800.00! Very expensive but the roof is almost indestructible. I had the same material sprayed in the bed of my pickup truck years ago and nothing could penetrate that rubber no matter what I threw on it.
Glad you enjoyed the video!
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Hi, I do have the same 2008 Class-C RV and we have the same water leak problem too. Please let me know where I can have the service at. We are in Houston area. Thank you for the info.
Did you find anyone in Houston? We are desperate for this work to be done to our RV.
@@kellicupstid2514 I will keep you post once I found one. have a great day.
Sorry guys, we are from MD and I don't know anyone in Houston I could recommend.
Mike
What is the best way to protect a roof during the winter in northern states? Do you recommend covers or yearly maintenance?
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How much did it cost for the spray on roof?
The entire job...remove old roof coating, replace wood and spray on new roof was just under $5K. We had this done 3 years ago and still no leaks and the roof is still awesome! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Route 10! Lol fellow rver in glen burnie here. Great videos!
Hi ratrod501
Yup! Route 10 - you nailed it!
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Very nice. $4800 isn’t too bad. No different than the cost of a RV Armor roof.
Yup - we are super happy with it. I've even whacked a few tree branches and no damage at all!
Thanks again for watching our videos!
A tech at CW told me 12-14k for 30’. I laughed and said I’d buy a 20k machine and do 5 other roofs.He smiled.
What was your total cost please?
I have a 2006 class c
Hey Gregory,
ABOUT $5k.
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Nicely done video 👍 . I'm guessing you will get a good percentage of the cost back when you sell .
Just goes to show you what junk Dicor is , it's a joke that they have people believing to pile more on . I bet you have good piece of mind now .
Hi Ken,
This roof is amazing and we have total peace of mind.
I had this same rubber material sprayed in the bed of an old pick up truck and it was indestructible.
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A couple of questions.
1. Why did he paint the skylight over the shower?
2. What if you need to replace a roof vent or skylight etc? Can that be done and what do you need to do to maintain seal integrity?
3. Did you consider RV Armor? If you did what made you go down this road?
4. With this system are their any ongoing maintenance requirements?
Thanks so much.
Hi JD,
Good questions.
1.We decided to paint over the skylight because they can crack and leak over time. Or if I het a tree branch it would be less likely to crack and break. Light still comes through too. And we have a light in the bathroom anyway.
2. If we need to replace anything on the roof it can be done. But we need to take it back to the roof repair shop so we don't void the 20 year warranty.
3. I didn't consider RV Armor because I wanted a thick spray on product. I had a pickup truck for years with the same bed liner material in black. It was indestructible. I threw concrete with rebar and all kinds of stuff in the bed of the truck and never penetrated it once!
4. No Maintenance requirements.
Hope all that helps!
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Great video! Thanks for sharing it and your new roof looks fantastic!
Hi Logan,
Glad you liked it!
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Have u checked the amber clearance lights?
My leakage was caused by the clearance lights, front and rear.
Hi G Alexander,
I caulked the heck out of those lights and that is not where the leak was coming from. It was the factory seals on the sides of the overcab that leaked.
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But, you have fg delam immediately under them?
Thank u for telling the cost I just w as not to know if it was worth me trying to get that done for me
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No problem at all. We are always willing to answer any questions that we can.
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This is awesome we plan on doing this to our travel trailer thank you Mike and Susan
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Glad you liked the video. This is the best roof you could install.
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So what is the cost for something like this... I have a 26ft Class C
Hey Laurie,
It cost us just under $5,000 for the whole process. It's been over a year and a half, we're still leak free, and it's well worth the money to us!
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Hey why did you paint over the skylight? Great video I never would have though if this
Hi Josh,
Great question! Skylights are made of very cheap thin plastic and over time they become discolored and hazy. And they can break easily. So we went ahead and sprayed over it so it would never be a leak point even if it cracks. And it still lets a little light through. Plus we have a light in the bathroom.
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Now I like that the only roof to have you got me sold😅
It's great. I had the same stuff in a pickup truck i used to own and the polyurea was indestructible!
It has been 4 years, can you tell us how the spray on roof held up ?
I'm happy to report no leaks in 4 years!
Wow, great job. Now the big Question is can he do a 35 foot toy hauler 13.5 tall? Let’s us know. Thks
Yes he can!
Hey RVBlogger, another fellow rver from Arnold, fairly new to this, got mi 36' class A a couple years back and contemplating my options for redoing the roof, ran across your video looking for ideas on how to get it done myself but now i'm going to look into this, it could be a possibility if i can afford it lol
Thanks for the great video and keep them coming!!
Hey Diego!
Nice to know we have a neighbor watching our videos! It isn't cheap but even after that crazy thunderstorm and tons of rain the other night - not one drop of water in the overcab!
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Some years ago an Rv repair co in Northern Ca made a vid where they replaced
the rubber roof on a Class C. They said in their vid that rubber roofs need to be
resealed YEARLY and totally replace every 8 years. They said the job they were
doing was going to cost $8,000.00.
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You do need to inspect and maintain (clean) your RV roof regularly to avoid other damage but sounds to me that they either aren't apply a permanent solution or want to repeat business. We have been extremely happy with ours even after 3 years and only $5,000. Thank you for watching our RV roof replacement video and commenting.
I'm curious how much this cost? We have the same over the cab issues and need a new roof.
Hey Stephanie,
The whole process cost us just under $5k. We've had no leaks or issues and it's been well worth the money to us!
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How long has it been since applied, got a review; how’s it look no bubbles no wrinkles no peeling, seems like a pretty good product to use
Hi Jill,
We have had the new roof for about a year now and it has held up great!
No bubbles, no wrinkles because it was sprayed right on. I had this same rubber in the bed of an old pick up truck and it was indestructible.
It is the best roof you could possibly install on an RV in my opinion.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Mike and Susan
Hey I just have a few questions where is that place located at and was that real expensive to redo your roof
Hi Face law,
Glen Burnie MD and it cost $4800.
Look up Pasadena Bed Linings on google.
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Mike
Hi Bob what is the total cost for a job like your?
Hey Rigoberto,
We paid about $5k and haven't had any issues, definitely worth the cost to us!
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I don't know if you can answer this question or not but do you know how much weight it added to your roof?
Hi William,
I do not know the answer to that question. It's a thin layer that is sprayed on so I doubt it's very heavy.
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Wow. Great job. If you don’t mind me asking. What was the cost. ??
Hi Lorraine,
Great question...it cost us $4,800 and we are over a year now with no leaks!
Thanks!
Mike and Susan
So this was a spray on bed liner that you used for a new roof?
Hi Tami,
That is correct! But the alter the formula a little bit so it is more flexible.
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Mike and Susan
Interesting product. Should work well.
Why didn't you address the front fg delamination (bubbling) around the Conquest decal? You should check your clearance marker lights which often leak into that area.
Hi John,
I had this product in the bed of my pickup truck for years and threw concrete, bricks, rebar, metal and all kinds of stuff in there and it never tore, ripped or got punctured. It is awesome stuff!
I did check the lights and caulked them of course. I guess I just didn't mention in the video.
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Where can I find flexible corner trim like you used on the front cap??
Hi Ryan,
That corner trim is sprayed on along with the entire roof. We taped it off and sprayed on the roof material.
Pretty awesome!
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Mike and Susan
@@RVBlogger What was under it? Aluminum trim?
@@filmride3153 It was a plastic or vinyl trim on the corners. I actually think it was a two-piece trim and that's where the leak was coming from. Since we coated the roof we have had ZERO leak issues.
@@RVBlogger Thanks! Replacing the front end on my Toy Hauler, this helps.
Y’all gotta start the maintenance program on day one when the RV is brand spanking new like I did !
Preparation and a clean roof is the first step secondly go down to your local box store and buy 5 gallons of Elo mastic coating.
It would take three coats and you will put it on either every single year or every other year. If you do this you will never ever ever have to replace your RV roof. If y’all would like to go one step further and have a 50 year warranty you must go to a commercial supply house and get Gayco roofing product
Hey Robert,
We appreciate the info!
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So they just sprayed the bedliner on the roof and didn't reinstall the rubber roof? So you don't need the rubber roof at all with this set up?
Hey Ray,
Correct!
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@@RVBlogger hey could you provide a link to the bedliner you used? Looking to do the same with my rig. I live in my rv fulltime so it needs the love
@@RayOfSunhine2012 Hi Ray,
here is the link...www.pasadenabedlinings.com/wp/
A guy named Rob is the owner. Great guy and he is meticulous!
Good luck with your new roof - we have been leak free for 2 years now.
Mike
@@RVBlogger awesome! Do you think a DIY guy like me could do it with the right materials and tools? I'm not sure if I can afford a professional but I'm a perfectionist whose also super tight with money. It didn't appear to be Hard at all from watching your video
@@RayOfSunhine2012 Hi Ray,
I think you could strip and prep the roof yourself. But you will need a company to spray the roof on for you...Maybe Rob would be willing to work out a deal for you if you call him...do you live in MD?
Sun and water, an RVs greatest enemies
Hi ClubMayview,
No doubt about it!
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So what would it cost to do that work by a contractor
Hi Michael,
We paid like $4,800 to have our new roof installed.
Well worth it and no leaks in 2 years now!
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Where is he located, and what did it cost
He's located in Pasadena, Maryland. The cost at the time of this video on a 24' Class C was just under $5k. Thanks for watching and commenting Christine.
How much did this cost and where did you get it done at
Hello,
It cost $4,800 and we got it done at Pasadena Bed Linings in Maryland.
pasadenabedlinings.com/rvroofs/rvroofs.php
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Wouldn't it have been a good idea to go ahead and replace to two skylights since they get discolored and brittle over the years?
Hi Dan,
We only have one skylight and we did replace it. The flanges were warped pretty badly or I might have kept it since we sprayed over the skylight anyway. No leaks for me!
Mike
Nice to know about Pasadena liners, we live on the shore and our son and family live in Pasadena. Our roof is good for now but when time comes we will look into using them
How much did it cost
Hey Blaine,
It cost just under $5k for the entire process.
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Guys a badass
Hahaha! Yes he is. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Following to see how it holds up. Great vid, love to see a year review and so fourth...
Hi Brennon,
I had the same stuff in my pick up truck bed and it was impenetrable! I threw recycled concrete with rebar sticking out of it in my truck plus all kinds of other metal stuff and never broke through.
Email me anytime and I'll keep you posted.
mike@rvblogger.com
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How much did you pay for that entire project?
Hey Deb,
It cost just under $5,000 USD - It's been over a year, we're leak free and it's well worth the money!
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Can we ask what this cost?
Hi Big Dan,
It cost $4,800... it's a lot ...but cheaper than installing a new rubber roof at the dealership. Plus it has a 20 year warranty and this stuff is indestructible. I had the same coating in the bed of my pickup and threw recycled concrete with rebar sticking out in there and never punctured through this stuff.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Mike and Susan
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RVBlogger - not unreasonable compared to some pricing I’ve seen.
aaaa Rob . . . . YOU ~ ROCK ! !
One word describes Rob - Meticulous!
How much does it cost?
That would depend on the size of the RV, amount of damage to the structure and where you get it done. For us it was just under $5,000. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Looks Great. How much
Hi Mrs. MB Mendez,
It cost us $4,800 and it comes with a 20 year warranty. The stuff is indestructible!
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Mike and Susan
Brilliant idea - looks great
Hi c11yan,
Glad you like it! No more leaks either!
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Looks good I hope it lasts. I might try it.
Hi Benjamin,
We hope it lasts too!!! I had this stuff sprayed in the bed of a pickup truck I used to own and it was indestructible.
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Mike and Susan
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RVBlogger I’m gonna do it, two white kits on amazon 199$ each.2 kits.398+tax some regular black roofing chimney seal tubes... I’ll try and post a vid off my results. Fixing engine a/c this week. Just drove to Virginia Beach last week. It was to hot. Roof a/c is fine once arrived. Roof next week. Then to Michigan to buy blueberries right from the bush then hit sand dunes and rent a buggy.
RVBlogger I’m a DIY guy of course... lol
Total cost?
Hi TJ F,
$4800...not cheap but it won't leak!
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@@RVBlogger Beats the cost of a new unit!!!!
Can someone tells me the price, mine is 31 ft class c
We paid about $5,000 for everything. Our motorhome is 24'. Thank you for watching our RV roof video and commenting!
That’s a great seal. But I wouldn’t want to be the person that has to replace any of those vents when it’s needed.
Hey Mike,
That's fair!
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How long does this last
Hi Harry,
Great question. It comes with a 20 Year Warranty and I had this same stuff sprayed in a pickup truck I owned for years and I threw wood, metal, brick, and stone in there and nothing ever punctured it. It's pretty awesome stuff.
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How much did this cost?
Hi Brian,
It costs $4,800 and we have been leaf free for about a year now!
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How much is this
Hey William,
We spent about $5k, we've had no leaks and we are still happy with our purchase. :)
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How much did this cost you?
Hi Line,
It cost us $4800! It has a 20 year warranty and even though I've hit a few trees we are still leak free for a year now! Its a great product in our opinion!
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Great job thanks for sharing👍😊
Thanks for watching guys!!!!
We appreciate it!
Mike and Susan
Price
The entire project cost around $5,000. To us it was worth it. To this day we are leak free (knock on wood ✊👊) Thank you for watching our RV roof replacement video and commenting.
Rightly said, a leaking RV roof is a mess and is something that must be fixed immediately. The longer you wait for the more water damage will occur. Identifying roof leaks can be difficult and may over time reoccur. So, why not choose Liquid RV Roof and stop worrying. It is cost effective, easy to apply and it works extremely well on water leaks and punctures.
Hi Angela,
First the website articles and now the TH-cam Channel?
Points for persistence! Lol!
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Why did you cover the sky light?
Hi Mark,
We decided to cover the skylight because it is a major leak point on RV roofs and we are done with leaks. We had a leak in the back corner of the roof right next to the skylight so we decided to be safe and spray right over it. Great question!
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Mike and Susan
do you have ANY light coming through he sky light? would you say this job cost less then $2000 or more - I have a 22ft class C thinking about getting it done - thanks Mike
@@lancephillips8740 Hi Lance,
There is a little light that comes through the skylight. We have a light in the bathroom so it's plenty bright in there.
I would say depending on how much damage and work needs to be done you are looking at $3-$5k.
Not cheap...but it is extremely durable.
Thanks for watching!
Mike
@@RVBlogger after its sprayed on the skylight could you cut the top part off?
He got free advertising
Hi Bill,
Yes he did. But we got to make a cool video and share the whole process with our viewers.
Plus Rob did an awesome job!
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Mike and Susan
Is there a price range?
Anywhere from $3,500 up to $10,000 depending on the size of the RV. It's pricey but it comes with a 20 year guarantee.
Thanks for watching!
Mike
@@RVBlogger
Great thank you!🐳
Why would he paint over the clear plastic where the shower is? no more skylight...
Hi Brian,
Excellent question. We don't want any leaks so now we have a rubber skin over the whole roof! plus light still gets through the skylight and we have a light in the bathroom too. So for us it was more important to have no leaks that a little light if we took a shower during the day.
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good video great info; I wonder if this is a D.I.Y., project??thank,s PATRICK.P
Hi Patrick,
It could be a DIY project but the prep work to get it ready to coat is extensive. Rob spent a week prepping the roof and 30 minutes applying the rubber coating. Most folks don't have the patience to be this meticulous in their prep work.
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@@RVBlogger Great video. Do you know anyone on the east coast (Northern CT/Western MA) who can do this? Also, my camper is not worth $5000, LOL, but I am retired and have the time to do the week's worth of prep and possible replacement of the wood. Would it be reasonable to share the work? I would have them just do the spray.
@@alklesczewski1207 did you find anyone in this area to do a roof or did you try it as a DIY? I am in the Berkshires. Let me know if you had good results
How much
Hi David,
It cost $4,800 for the new roof and it's been a year of leak free RVing!
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Mike and Susan
Where can I get some of the spray roof coatin?
Hi Jo,
You would have to go to a shop that sprays pick up truck bed linings in your area...
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whats the price of that?? $$$$
Hi 83mike860,
It cost us $4,800 and it comes with a 20 year warranty.
I had this stuff in a pickup truck bed and it was indestructible.
Mike
@@RVBlogger after ur video .. I'm saving up right now I only have a 27' plus I can do most of the prep work.. now just need to found a trust worthy place that can do it
I agree with using spray on bed liner but I completely disagree with NOT spraying the entire roof & cabover. You had it all ready, all you had to do is spray
Hi Guy,
We did spray the entire roof but not the cabover - just the seams on the cabover.
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Mike and Susan
Now tell us what something like this cost!!!
Hi James,
It cost us $4,800.
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What did all this cost?
Hi John,
Way too much! $4800!!!!
Yikes - but it has a 20 year warranty.
We were so tired of fixing leaks several times a year.
Thanks for watching!
Mike
I saw the delam on the front of the bunk over the cab. That delam was caused by water leak that is now underneath the fiberglass. That will never dry out unless you pull off the fiberglass and replace all the rotten wood. All of the wet wood underneath will always get moldy. Your guy may stop future leaks but the water that’s already underneath the fiberglass will continue to rot and more mold will continue to grow. If you would like to see the right way to fix it and the right shop to do it go to “rvroof.com “ and check it out. He will have videos of many RV’s but the class c has chronic issues that will get addressed. I Guarantee you will be convinced. Keith fellow RV’er
Hi Keith,
You are 100% correct. I'll check out the rvroof.com videos.
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