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It is called Kool Seal, a white elastometric roof coating. You can find it
at lowes.com. Dave Laitinen "Jim Vincent" wrote in message . .. "Ed Gaddy" We painted our Comet trailer with Supercoat. It is a paint for metal buildings. You find it a building supply store. It is white, very reflective, and will reduce heating inside the trailer. It is flexible, sticks well, and will seal cracks and leaks. We applied it with rollers and brushes. The only drawback is that it comes in 5 a gallon bucket. Ed, Can you be more specific about brand and product name. I looked around and found stuff for sealing driveways. TIA. |
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Actually, I have a fiberglass trailer that has developed some hairline
cracks on the top. I had refinished it about three years ago with bondo and Easypoxy. I guess the Easypoxy is not flexible enough to handle the demands of a flexing fiberglass tube trailer. Given your druthers, would you go with Senour's or Kool Seal, or is there a better product for fiberglass shells? FWIW, I'm not obsessed with how shiny the finish is; I'm more interested in weather proofing and longevity. TIA. |
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