CoveredWagon
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Depends on the state of the roof. Mine was not able to be coated over it had to be removed.
Soft, Sticky, Gooey Roof
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Piperflyer
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Was a new decor roof put on after removing the old roof and then the flex armor added. Had to be costly if that was the case
CoveredWagon
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No they primed the underlayment and applied the flex armor. It cost an additional $600 to remove and prep.
lynndiwagoner
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If you do nothing the gooey stuff eventually dries up and starts flaking off...I guess UV rays. Mine still doesn't leak but I can see the black rubber membrane. I'm starting the process of Henry's coating. We'll see.....
CoveredWagon
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Dicor told me as long as the black membrane isn't ruptured you are still waterproof.
lynndiwagoner
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That's correct, never a leak.
rclogg
Member
Did you ever seal your roof over the sticky gooey parts, what did you use?
garysclark
Member
Flex armor was the answer for me (https://rvroof.com/find-a-location/).
Dicor was willing to provide the materials for a new roof, but the real expense is in the labor.
Total would have been around $10K for a roof replacement.
I was able to have Flex Armor installed for around $7K.
Lifetime warranty. RV is also significantly cooler.
Dicor was willing to provide the materials for a new roof, but the real expense is in the labor.
Total would have been around $10K for a roof replacement.
I was able to have Flex Armor installed for around $7K.
Lifetime warranty. RV is also significantly cooler.
