RecPro RV Rubber Roof Adhesive 8010 Water-Based Glue 2 Gallons

Need to mix with paint paddle once opened. I used a roller brush and went down very good. So far it is holding well. I would suggest using gloves for easy cleanup.

I was given enough EPDM roofing to cover my new shed I am building. The Rec Pro adhesive was easy to use. We coated the plywood roof and the membrane with a generous cost of adhesive. We then bonded the membrane to the plywood using a flooring roller. It went so well. The adhesive was easy to apply with a paint roller and dried quickly. The adhesion was excellent. It is a great product.

We used this to put a new vinyl roof on a trailer. It's easy to use and it does the job.

I found this adhesive easy to use, but at the beginning I was impatient and flopped the rubber roofing, which I had rolled the adhesive onto, down onto the plywood, which I had also rolled the adhesive onto, while there was still some white showing in the adhesive. It worked, but the rubber piece was slipping around and I was wondering whether it would be successful. It was, but I wish someone had told me to LET ALL THE ADHESIVE TURN CLEAR before bonding the rubber roofing to the plywood. It really grabs when the adhesive is allowed time to get clear.

Well packaged and on time

Be sure to follow instructions.

I used this adhesive on my TPO roof on my travel trailer. I had a small rotted section on the plywood that needed to be cut out and replaced. I sanded both the plywood and the underneath of the rubber roof and cleaned with alcohol. Apply a heavy coat of the adhesive and let it dry about 30-45 minutes. It should turn clear and very tacky. I was able to reposition the roof material to make sure I worked out wrinkles. When in final position, use a roller to work in the adhesive. I would have given 5 stars if they made this product in quart cans. I didn’t need a whole gallon.

Didn't hold up in the florida sun.