- When does Liquid Rubber go on sale?
- Liquid Rubber discounts cluster around spring and early summer, when RV owners prep roofs before travel season, and around Black Friday. Outside those windows, the 1-gallon and 5-gallon pails usually sell at list price. Compare the per-gallon cost across sizes, since the 5-gallon pail is typically the cheaper way to buy.
- Where is Liquid Rubber cheapest?
- Buy direct from Liquid Rubber's own site or from large marketplaces like Amazon; pricing is fairly consistent, and the difference usually comes from shipping on the heavy pails. A 5-gallon pail costs less per gallon than five 1-gallon jugs. Check the price history on this page before buying, since third-party sellers sometimes list above list price.
- What are Liquid Rubber's best products?
- RV Roof Coating is the flagship: a one-part, water-based elastomeric coating that goes on white, reflects sun, and stretches with the roof instead of cracking. The same chemistry is sold as Pond Liner, Foundation Coating and Flat Roof Coating for different substrates. Most jobs need a primer and two coats, so budget roughly two to three gallons per 100 square feet of RV roof.
- What is Liquid Rubber's return policy?
- Unopened containers can generally be returned within 30 days of delivery through the seller you bought from; opened coating cannot be resold and is usually excluded. Buy from a retailer with a clear return window, and keep the pail sealed until you confirm the color and quantity. Confirm the specific policy with the store at checkout.
- How long does Liquid Rubber RV Roof Coating last?
- Liquid Rubber rates the coating for about 10 years on an RV roof when applied over a clean, properly primed surface at the recommended thickness. Coverage runs about 50 to 60 square feet per gallon per coat, and most roofs need two coats. Recoat while the previous coat is still slightly tacky for the best bond.