Gibson Sta-Kool 15-Year Turbo-Dri Elastomeric Roof Coating, White, 5 Gal., Flexible White Acrylic Roof Coating, Reflective Finish Keeps Cool, Great for RV

Quality, dries quickly, great price.

Used this on my 92 pop up after caulking and it's wonderful. Stays cool, keeps things dry, and easy to rinse off. I will say we had a difficult time getting the bucket open.

Let’s start by saying I’ve never used any product like this before. I do most of my own maintenance so I decided to give this a try to help cool my RV and to guard against leaks too. This was very easy to apply and clean up afterwards. I would recommend spreading the product with a small paint scoop and then rolling it to desired thickness. No mess or fuss for me.

I did not yet the whole order one container was damaged on the delivery truck did not get it replace as of now I am still waiting

Good stuff. Good coverage. Dries quick. Stinks tho. We'll see if it brings down my elec bill.

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING STUFF!!!! We put it on a 40' shipping container. It cooled it down inside about 30 to 40 degrees.

It worked very well for me. I had leaks in seams on a metal roof. I put two coats just on the seams,"after cleaning the seams" then two more coats over the whole 10X35 roof. 5 months no leaks and inside is cooler.

So far I love this stuff. I have a portable garage, the original cover for it went bad several years ago, I have been replacing just regular silver tarps on it. I got tired of replacing the tarps all the time, plus they are expensive. I decided to look for some kind of coating to put on the tarps. I found this but I wasn't sure if it would work. I contacted the company and they said it was not meant for what I wanted to do, couldn't guarantee it would work. I decided to try it anyway and so far it has stayed stuck to the tarps all through last year and our Utah winter and still looks like I just applied it. Hoping it lasts for many more years. I'm thinking that it is staying on because the tarps were about a year old and starting to weather so they were getting rough. I don't know if it would work as well if the tarps were new?