CrossBones3129:

Coated the roof in 50-60 degree temps in Louisiana.

That isnt water, its a shit load of air bubbles. I used the cleaner/activator and applied 2 gallons to my 32 ft camper. This is the end result after 4 days of drying and one day of rain. How can I fix this?

Can I use a roller and roll down the bubbles? Should i leave alone and recoat again or use a different product when there’s a week of sunshine and warmer temps?

we have rain off and on for the next week or so.

QualityRockola:

I’m not sure what to do, looks like it’s still waterproof. When I did mine I had no issues, but it was summer. Maybe just wait and see since you have more poor weather coming. The bubbles may lay flat on their own.

Hungboxer1:

Heatgun?

Boostless:

It will settle in the hot sun eventually.Leave it be.

gluecipher:

It looks like the adhesive is off gasing. I would leave it alone for a month. The bubbles will probably relax and lay flat.

Source: My Dicor EPDM coated roof Bubbled after 4 days of drying and 1 day of rain. How can I fix this?

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