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We bought our last Class A used. It was a 2015 model, with a fiberglass (Filon) roof. The sun in Florida is brutal. Whatever finish the fiberglass had, it was long gone. Each time it rained, a white oxidation would deposit all over the sides of the RV. Scrubbing the roof would only slow down the deposits. A popular treatment is Henry's Tropi-Cool coating. It's 100% silicone, and is designed and recommended for RV use. You can read about it on their website - LINK. Prep work is key. Any dirt and loose material has to be removed. I used a combination of a pressure washer, and a scrub brush. There was some residual staining, but clean otherwise. The coating is very easy to apply with disposable (chip) brushes to cut in around the roof accessories, and a roller with an extendable pole for the big sections. Two coats were applied, giving time to setup between them. The instructions detail the length of time between coats for optimal bonding. The results were stunning. A beautiful white roof, 100% waterproof, and does a good job of reflecting the Summer heat. This is an easy DIY type project. |
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