FAQs

FlexArmor roofs require no specialized maintenance to maintain your RV's condition or uphold the warranty. There's no need for caulking, special cleaners, or conditioners on the FlexArmor RV roof system.

The installation process for a new roof typically takes about 2.5 days, assuming no additional RV repairs or work are needed.

FlexArmor is backed by a lifetime, transferable warranty for your peace of mind.

FlexArmor roofs can be cleaned with any standard household cleaner. The material's high chemical resistance makes it impervious to cleaners and bleach. Its non-porous nature resists stains and mildew, and most everyday dirt is washed away by rain.

Caulking is not necessary with the FlexArmor system. Our chemical bond eliminates the need for caulking by removing all exposed screws and joints in the RV roof.

FlexArmor is not a bedliner or similar product. It's a pure polyurea system with a proprietary process designed specifically for RVs. Unlike hybrid products such as bedliners, Rhino, or Linex, FlexArmor's pure polyurea composition ensures superior temperature resistance, consistent curing, flexibility, and UV protection.

FlexArmor is applied exclusively in a controlled indoor environment by specially-trained professionals using specialized equipment. This approach allows for the safe removal and protection of important components like AC units and vent lids, and eliminates risks associated with outdoor application such as weather damage or overspray.

During installation, we replace all vent pipes, lids, refrigerator bases, and install new Camco vent covers and AC gaskets. These components are sealed under the coating for longevity. Future additions or replacements can be accommodated by cutting through the coating, installing the new component, and respraying the affected area at an approved FlexArmor facility.

FlexArmor offers superior performance with over 600% elongation for extreme flexibility, a tear strength exceeding 3500 psi for puncture resistance, and a thickness of 187 mils (3/16 inch). These properties allow it to withstand RV movement and temperature changes effectively.

The final texture of a FlexArmor roof can vary based on the substrate and roof components. While we strive for a smooth finish, some slight texture is normal. Any apparent 'pitting' is superficial and does not affect the roof's performance or durability. The texture is typically no more pronounced than that of fiberglass roofs and does not collect debris or dirt.