I read lots of reviews and decided on this one.It went on good. I painted the top of my camper roof.It had a rubber coating on it but was getting some wear and bubbles. I have put 3 coats on and think that will work. I used a brush it worked great.

I used this on my camper roof. It's a smooth metal roof in good condition so I didn't want to cover the good roof surface if not needed. However, all the vents & railings, etc., were getting a little... tired? looking, around the screws & stanchions. So I cleaned and prepped the entire roof and all the items. Then taped off to only paint around the perimeter where the railings and vents and A/C are. (Basically, everywhere anywhere near screws.) Cutting in everything was done with a brush. The paint is much thinner and slipperier than I expected. Thought it would be more sticky & heavy. So it didn't cover easily. (had to use a soft brush to not pull to much off when applying. Rolled the rest and it had a tendency to not lay down very thickly. Also, a big problem, was that it bubbles a lot when rolled on. If you let it sit a few seconds (to tack up) as you move on, then go back and lightly roll over it to pop the bubbles and even it out, it gives a really nice even finish. Sadly, I had to do that 3 times to get enough thickness. In the end, it came out very nice. This stuff reeeeally sticks well (on almost anything including your hands). I saw quite a few people say it didn't cover as much as stated. But I found it covered quite a bit of surface and all 3 coats equaled about the amount they stated for coverage. (In my case, about 50 sq. ft. & 1/2 can.)

Good product for flexible surfaces. Used this on a rusted and flexible tin shed roof. Goes on easily with a brush and covers well. It's yet to be seen how it weathers, but so far, it appears to be solving the problem of covering the flexible and rusty roof. Two or more coats may be necessary to cover some surfaces.

I used one coat so far on my RV slide out. It dries fairly fast. Goes on easy with a brush. Clean up was quick.
I'll have to recoat the roof once more to make sure it seals properly.

Just brush on to seal enclosed trailer roof. Easy to use. Used 3 coats for durability