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Originally Posted by RMcNeal
I've heard about the slickness before with these roof coatings. I'm wondering if anyone has tried putting the sand like additive for paint to give it a texture so it isn't as slick?
Just thinking out loud.
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The first coat went on easily, not sure what the other guy is talking about I did not have the product skin over and the recoat time is clearly written in the install instructions on the bucket. I added this stuff from HD in the paint department made a real difference in how slick it is with just dew on the roof. Went on heavy and with 2 coats it bridges all imperfections and seals up everything. Was a bit of a shock the first time I went up on the roof on a sunny day, take your sunglasses this stuff reflects light like crazy. It has sound-deadening qualities too I could tell the lack of outside noise inside the camper. Over all I think it`s worth the cost and hassle. We`ll see......
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