Keep your RV’s rubber roof lasting longer using 303® Rubber Roof Cleaner. With frequent and proper cleaning of your RV’s rubber roof, you can prevent contaminants from becoming embedded in the surface that causes it to degrade over time. 303® Rubber Roof Cleaner is biodegradable, so it’s perfectly safe to rinse it off the roof and siding of an RV. You also do not need to worry about harming the solar panels on the top of your RV either. Simply clean any residue that might get on the panels with water. For the ultimate longevity of your rubber roof, use a coat of 303® Aerospace Protectant after treating with 303® Rubber Roof Cleaner.
Directions:
Clean and remove any loose dirt and debris on roof. Add 5 oz. of 303® Rubber Roof Cleaner to a 5-gallon bucket and fill with clean water. Clean roof using scrubbing tool like a brush or mop, cleaning one 3-4 sq. ft. section at a time. Repeat on all sections of roof, rinsing tools as necessary. After all sections have been cleaned, rinse entire roof with a hose and let dry. Never walk on wet roof. You may also add to an empty spray bottle and spray on roof instead of mixing with water a bucket.
Rinse any residual runoff immediately to prevent streaking/water marks from occurring over sides. 303® Rubber Roof Cleaner will not harm solar panels, however we do not recommend cleaning solar panels with this product.
For a 20-30 ft RV/Trailer, 5 oz of product, mixed in one 5 gallon bucket of water should be sufficient to clean the entire roof.
No, runoff from 303® Rubber Roof Cleaner will not damage your siding. If your roof is especially dirty, the sides may need to be washed from runoff, so we recommend using Rubber Roof Cleaner before a wash of the exterior of your RV as best practice.
No, 303® Rubber Roof Cleaner is a cleaner and is not meant to provide protection. For superior UV protection, we recommend 303® Aerospace Protectant.
