Dicor Rubber Roof Cleaner/Activator, Quart
Item No. 32150
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Dicor Rubber Roof Cleaner/Activator, Quart
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Rubber roof cleaner/activator improves bonding of acrylic coating to new or weathered rubber roof surfaces. The EPDM Roof Cleaner/Activator is the first part of a two-part, commercial-grade system that combines the cleaner/activator with an acrylic coating. The cleaner/activator prepares the roof while the acrylic coating provides an excellent, long-lasting protective barrier. The two together form a "lock and key" effect to bond the coating tightly to the old roofing. Note: Made specifically for your RV EPDM rubber roof, the conveniently packaged cleaner/activator is ready to use and easy to apply. It is recommended that this product not be used with other acrylic coatings since without the "lock and key" effect, adhesion will not be improved.
Features:
• Extends the life of your EPDM rubber roof
• Saves more than 25 percent in labor compared to competing products
• Has a 1 quart to 125 square feet coverage rate
• Dries quickly
• Contains no harmful petroleum distillates, harsh abrasives, or citric ingredients that can cause harm
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Features:
• Extends the life of your EPDM rubber roof
• Saves more than 25 percent in labor compared to competing products
• Has a 1 quart to 125 square feet coverage rate
• Dries quickly
• Contains no harmful petroleum distillates, harsh abrasives, or citric ingredients that can cause harm
- Improves bonding of acrylic coating to rubber roof
- Acrylic coating provides excellent protection
- Formula dries quickly
- Contains no harmful ingredients
Specs
| Unit Weight | 3.00 lb |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dicor |
| MFG Part No. | RPCRPQ |
WARNING: Cancer
For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/product.
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Rubber roof cleaner/activator improves bonding of acrylic coating to new or weathered rubber roof surfaces. The EPDM Roof Cleaner/Activator is the first part of a two-part, commercial-grade system that combines the cleaner/activator with an acrylic coating. The cleaner/activator prepares the roof while the acrylic coating provides an excellent, long-lasting protective barrier. The two together form a "lock and key" effect to bond the coating tightly to the old roofing. Note: Made specifically for your RV EPDM rubber roof, the conveniently packaged cleaner/activator is ready to use and easy to apply. It is recommended that this product not be used with other acrylic coatings since without the "lock and key" effect, adhesion will not be improved.
Features:
• Extends the life of your EPDM rubber roof
• Saves more than 25 percent in labor compared to competing products
• Has a 1 quart to 125 square feet coverage rate
• Dries quickly
• Contains no harmful petroleum distillates, harsh abrasives, or citric ingredients that can cause harm
Show moreShow less
Features:
• Extends the life of your EPDM rubber roof
• Saves more than 25 percent in labor compared to competing products
• Has a 1 quart to 125 square feet coverage rate
• Dries quickly
• Contains no harmful petroleum distillates, harsh abrasives, or citric ingredients that can cause harm
- Improves bonding of acrylic coating to rubber roof
- Acrylic coating provides excellent protection
- Formula dries quickly
- Contains no harmful ingredients
| Unit Weight | 3.00 lb |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dicor |
| MFG Part No. | RPCRPQ |
WARNING: Cancer
For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/product.
Rated 5 out of
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Dale from
Primer Cleaner
I applied it with a fine mist from a small garden sprayer, and removed it with a scrub brush and garden hose. It cleaned extremely well. (My roof started out dark grey and it cleaned to dirty white.) My trailer roof is 216 sq. ft. so I ordered two quarts of the cleaner. However, we ran out before we finished. If your square footage is anywhere near the recommended limit, I suggest that you buy an extra quart of this cleaner. I am glad I draped my trailer in plastic because the rinse water was very dirty. I have a good wax job on my trailer so the
few drips and runs that got past the plastic wiped up with a wet sponge.
Date published: 2012-02-22
Rated 5 out of
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Dale Stagg from
Easy on using pressure washer
I used three containers of this for my Class C motorhome (34 foot) and used it all. I sprayed it on using a gallon sprayer and after finishing and waiting just a bit, I used pressure washer to wash off. I did not wrap my motorhome with plastic and had no issues with streaks or other, so I avoided the wrapping process with no issues. After finishing, I put the roof product on and everything looks great. I can't say how it would have worked without this product, but Dicor is a good brand and if they say it is needed, I trust it is needed.
Date published: 2017-03-12
Rated 5 out of
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Anonymous from
Very Easy
Just finished renewing my RV rubber roof. This product was so easy to use. Read the
instructions and used a hand sprayer. I have a 28 ft travel trailer and 2 quarts was
plenty. Used my pressure washer to rinse off and then rinsed all around the outside of
RV to clean off product. Got roof super clean. I am a female and this was easy for me to
do. I highly recommend this product.
Date published: 2014-08-10
Rated 5 out of
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Virginia Finuf from
Dicor Rubber Roof Primer/Cleaner and Paint
This product is great - after applying the primer/cleaner and rinsing off the paint was so easy to apply and after two coats of paint looks like a new roof. Very happy with results. But if you drape your whole camper so that product does not get splashed on the sides when rinsing it can take a lot of time. But results are well worth it.
Date published: 2012-08-29
Rated 5 out of
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Anonymous from
This rubber roof cleaner works great!
Sprayed it on with a small garden type tank sprayer, waited a half hour and then rinsed it off with my neighbors pressure washer. Believe me when i say you should use a pressure sprayer for the rinse even if you have to rent one (it removed all of the dirt and mildew w/o scrubbing. )
Date published: 2019-07-29
Rated 5 out of
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william napier from
Amazing product
I used the primer/cleaner with a bug sprayer and my pressure washer and my roof looks amazing! I literally watched years of dirt wash off easily. I cant wait to see how my roof looks after using the paint!
Date published: 2016-08-27
Rated 5 out of
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Carla from
Dicor system
Follow instructions carefully and cover sides of the RV with plastic. Leave under RV open so that if the wind kicks up the plastic isn't trying to pull you off your ladder. This starts activating almost immediately we watched it working. Make sure to not get it on your skin because it will sting and cause a rash, oops. Wasn't bad it was throughly washed. This product followed by pressure washing them using dicor taping then dicor roofing coating and wow what a difference! Like New!!
Date published: 2021-07-06
Rated 5 out of
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Donnie from
Dicor Primer worked great!
Primer worked great! Cleaned the roof of the camper. Used
FROG tape as suggested by Dicor but once the tape got wet it
came loose! I could not keep the plastic taped. Any suggestions from Dicor or Camping World on how to keep the
plastic taped? Thanks ahead of time!
Date published: 2014-10-18
Is this compatible with a TPO roof?
The video in the description of the product, Dicor Rubber Roof Cleaner / Activator, has a text overlay that specifically states, “EPDM roof coating system can be used on TPO roofing”.
Date published: 2020-10-02
I have an 8 x28 foot camper how much of this product do I need and how many gallons of the cool coat ?
Your roof is approximately 224 sq. ft. so two(2) quarts of the Cleaner/Activator is needed, while four(4) gallons of the CoolCoat(SKU# 70508) is recommended as two coats are to be applied.
Date published: 2021-07-04
Can this be applied with a sponge or something other than spraying it on?
It is some kind of acid and spraying is probably the best method. A sponge might fall apart.
Date published: 2019-03-25