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roof coatings

Yahoo Message Number: 80389
i noticed some posts regarding roof coatngs. i used advanced rubber epdm rubber and am very pleased with it. i purchased it direct and had bryans auto body in lake wales fl. install which they charged 300.00. great product with 5 yr warranty, here is link if interested: http://www.advancedrubbercoatings.com/site/1584080/page/45031
paul gaetano

07 affinity 6721a

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Yahoo Message Number: 80402
Hello All

Several folks on Monacoers and BAC have used Rustoleum Fiberglass Deck Paint with good success and longevity - no primer and one coat.

Brad Burgess

SOB UTB 08 Intrigue

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Yahoo Message Number: 80405
Fuller Brush also makes a 'commercial grade' polymer, non-yellowing, non-slip floor coating that I have used with good success for 4 years. Inexpensive, easy on. Roof looks like new with no streaking.

A KISS process.
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Lee (leozbrowski@...) 2007 Country Coach Intrigue 12153
CAT C-13

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Yahoo Message Number: 80411
Lee,

I have been using Mop-N-Glo for about three years after I read a post here. I apply about every nine months in desert climate. But, my coach probably has way more chalking of the gel cote roof than your younger coach.
I scrub with TSP to remove the chalk. Then, I rinse and dry before I apply the mop coat. (usually two thin coats).
Have you compared the Fuller Brush polymer to the Mop-N- Glo? If so, is Fuller better. How often do you apply?

I am like you with the KISS process.

Daron Hairabedian, 98 Allure 30226

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Yahoo Message Number: 80412
Daron, my weather conditions are much less harsh than yours so any comparison may be unfair. I store the rig in my coach house 6-7 months, travel 5-6 months. Nevertheless, I recoat every 2 years, no yellowing, not slippery, no chalking, cost about the same as M-N-G.
Wouldn't hurt you to try it, but you'd have to remove the Mop-N-Glo residues. I can get the name, #.

Lee

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Yahoo Message Number: 80499
Hey.... self taught stone mason.... Lee, I remember seeing the pix of your "Dream Garage" RV barn next to your home. I also remember thinking about what a HUGE undertaking it must have been. However, with wonderful results. Would ever you do it again?
I checked the Fuller Brush web site but, could not find a product that answered your description. I would appreciate the product name & number if it is convenient for you to locate it.

Daron
 

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Yahoo Message Number: 80503
When we put in an offer on the house (it was new) we presented specs for the "Dream Garage" RV barn, now called the "Coach House" to the builder. Build it to spec at your cost and we'll buy the home. He accepted.
The stone work was a winter long job, learned a lot, and it was a necessity given the severe slope. Nope, I'll never do it again. Jeanne did the plants, flowers, etc.
I will get you the Fuller Brush product name next time I'm out to the rig.

Lee