Countryman Coatings100% Silicone Roof Coating - Restore Your Roof in a Day - Seal Leaks, Cracks, Seams, Penetrations - Adheres to All Surfaces (3 Gallon, Black)

I coated the plywood with primer and topped it with Countryman Coatings - 100% Silicone Roof Coating. It holds up very well in the middle of the desert. Highly recommended.

I had addtl questions after buying the product and the owner responded immediately. Klaus was very courteous and eager to assist. He made me feel I was a valued customer and demotivated to me. The product was easy to apply and dried accordingly. The color white dries very bright we laughed about needing shades while on the roof. A contractor who came to access my roof hatch since I need it to be larger and easier to climb up to the roof gave the product an A+ and wanted to know what it was and where could he buy. He loved the way it came out and the durability. I would definitely buy again and highly recommend this product. This product was used in Brooklyn, NY on a torch down asphalt roof.

My 17 year old camper had almost no coating left on the TPO roof. There were a few splits at the corners and stress points, so I decided to try to restore it myself. Countryman Top Coat had good reviews and the price was moderate so I thought I’d give it a try. After cleaning and applying 4” butyl tape where needed, I pressure washed the rest of the roof. The Countryman Top Coat went on easily, was thick enough to stay in place, and self-leveled nicely on the horizontal surfaces. It looks great, added a new, thick layer of protection, and being 100% silicone, it should last for the remaining life of the camper. The only caution is that it skins over in the bucket, even with the lid on, so be careful and work quickly. I used a 3” brush to cut in, and a 3/8” roller on a pole for the main section.

This stuff goes on easy and covers quite well. I used it on an old RV that had cracks in the roof . I used the Heavy Duty Silicone first to fill the holes and cracks then covered the entire roof with this stuff. If you get white, be sure to stir it up! I bought the 5gal bucket and there was a layer of "clear" on the top so I stirred it up quite a bit. It became solid white and a bit thicker after doing that. There was noting on the label about stirring the product. I used a medium nap roller (3/4") and it worked fine. It will try to run if on a steep angle. No more than 15 degree incline I would say. Don't be afraid to "glop" a lot on the roof first, then spread it around with the roller. Took about 2.5 gal to cover a 7 X 15 roof. This stuff sticks to EVERYTHING so old clothes are a must and I just tossed the rollers and trays when done. It is quite flexible! Would definitely recommend!

Great product. Pricey but well worth it. This is a TRUE rubber coating unlike the other latex based roof coatings. Dries to a glossy, slick finish that beads water. I used this on the roof of my1993 38' class A motorhome. 3 gallons was plenty, and I really lobbed it on. Cut in around the edge and vents with a 4" brush, rolled the rest with a 3/4" nap roller. Product is self leveling, even in 85 degree temps. Prep involved power washing and peeling off the loose areas of the old roof coating. 2 hours to do start to finish. Looks fantastic!