Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Has anyone personally used the Uniflex 255? I have seen several threads about the product, spray-on bedliner, and DIY bed liner but I was hoping to get more first hand information like how the product lasted, application tips, and whether or not you would use it again. I would love some of your first hand experiences...

I understand that Uniflex 255 was discontinued because of environmental issues, at least here, in California. There is a replacement product but I don't know anything about it.

Your right, I somehow missed some of my post... They have a new product Elasta-Tuff 6000 and I only know what I have read about on their site.

Correct Sharon,

Uniflex 255 has been discontinued. I've not found a similar replacement, but then I haven't looked for one.

Mike...

I ended up purchasing a product called Gracoroof for my teardrop. I did a lot of research and it is supposed to be one of the highest quality elastometric roofings available. It has a limited lifetime warranty and is supposed to last 50 years. It is a DIY roll on product that is silicon based. It comes in 3 colors, white, grey, or Mojave (tan). I purchased the grey. It is applied using a standard 3/4" nap roller and is a one part system.

The only complaint listed in reviews was the cost. I wouldn't want to pay to do my entire house but my teardrop has a total exterior area of 124 sq. ft. making it VERY reasonable. I paid $55 a gallon and it will take 3 gallons for the entire trailer. The total with shipping was $187.00. The Elasta-Tuff 6000 by Rot Doctor are $128.81 a gallon and it has the same coverage rate. In addition to the increased cost you have to use CPES as a primer at an additional $60.27 per 2 quart kit. I would need CPES 2 kits just to prime.

Could you post some pictures of the coating when you are done for all to see?

Gladly! If you check out my blog about the build, ourteardroptrailer.tumblr.com, I am putting up time lapse videos and photos of each step.

Did you apply the gracoroof product directly onto bare wood? What did you use as a filler to seal any gaps and cracks? How has it held up so far?