Trailer roof

[Donedroolin]

Found this and looks to be decent. Anyone familiar or have this done.
http://www.rv-armor.com/rv-armor.html
Wonder if it is worht to have done to my Eagle, to never have to worry about it again, and a lifetime warranty.

[spoon059]

Never heard of it. It seems to me that if it was a reputable product we would have heard about it, read about it, seen it at RV shows, etc.


Why not get Rhino Lining applied to your roof? I don't know about the warranty, but its supposed to be a similar product... but one that is known nationwide and reputable.

[norty1]

I am pretty sure it is a product similar to the spray on bed liner like LineX that has been modified for rv's.
Never seen anyone that has used it.

[Tunce the traveler]

It could also be a DIY product just like some of the bed liner coatings.

The roof and the tires are my biggest worry. Well I should include all the seams while I'm at it.

[nunyadamn]

I heard about this on either irv2 or rv.net - there is a youtube video that goes with it. I contacted them out of curiosity and they said somewhere around $4000 for my 32bhds - if my memory serves.

[Desert RVers]

I've never heard of it either, but don't let that sway you.

I like this from their web page though

"830 % Elongation. In short, the system is extremely flexible and can handle movement and road conditions with ease."

830 %, really???

[Donedroolin]

Lifetime transferable warranty. I have rhino linings in my trucks. They don't seem to pay as much attention to detail as this company. Rhino is also textured hard to clean. This looks smooth and they check your entire roof and remove all old sealing before applying new.