Cheaply Repairing A Rubber RV Roof

Question: We have a 1996 Flair that has a bad rubber roof. No leaks yet. We don't want to put a new roof on it for 3,000 dollars because we hope to sell it within a year. Can we put a top coat vinyl-like substance on it to protect it from leaks for awhile?

Robbie: Check with your local RV supply store because there is a vinyl roof product like what you described. I've never used it, but I do know it is relatively expensive and difficult to apply. Unfortunately, there is no quick, easy solution for your problem, but hopefully you can find a good buyer either way.

Sorry. Hope this helps a bit,
Robbie

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