RV & Mobile-Home Roof Coating
Seamless, flexible, and bright — Rubberseal White is a cool white membrane that goes on with a roller right at your campsite or driveway. Clean the roof, check your substrate, roll it on, and camp cooler.
A cool, seamless roof that flexes with the road
An RV or mobile-home roof takes sun, rain, and constant flexing down the highway. Rubberseal White cures into one seamless, flexible membrane — no seams or tapes to peel — that reflects sunlight to keep the interior cooler and moves with the roof instead of cracking. It seals right around vents, seams, and penetrations.
Check your roof surface first
Rubberseal works on many RV and mobile-home roof surfaces, and bonds well directly to clean plywood. It can also go over a clean, aged EPDM membrane — power-wash and dry it thoroughly first. Because RV roofs vary, check compatibility and prep for your specific surface in the how-to guide before you start.
How to apply
Clean and dry the roof, address any existing leaks or damage, then roll on Rubberseal White in uniform coats between 50–95 °F, letting each coat dry before the next. Reinforce seams and around vents with Rubberseal Geotextile fabric. Don’t apply if rain is expected within about 6 hours.
Coverage: about 32 sq ft per gallon at 40 mils. Estimate your roof with the coverage calculator.
Common questions
Will it flex without cracking?
Yes — it cures into a flexible membrane made to move with the roof.
Can I recoat later?
Yes, Rubberseal is recoatable, so you can refresh the roof over time without stripping it.
Questions about your RV roof? Talk to technical support at 866-607-6826.