Thank you for all the replies. I was hoping someone in Escapees, or at least who read this forum, had had a Rhino Liner put on their roof. I appreciate these responses for, as usual, they told me what I wanted to hear. I did find a video on Youtube for a repair to my Chateau, done by rvroofinstall.com in Georgia. A little expensive, though. Will check with other forums and see what I can find.
An aside, if you are insterested in seeing how shoddy RVs are built, especially the welding, watch this video.
I see this post is over a year old, so I don't know if you ever got the answers you were looking for regarding the Rhino roof. We have a Rhino roof that we had put on in 2017. Last year before the pandemic hit we were making plans to take the trailer to one of the Flex Armour places to have the Rhino roof peeled off, and replaced. We are now making plans for this late spring to finally have it done.
Hopefully you didn't go with the Rhino roof, as you'll be replacing it in a couple years. BTW, Rhino will not warrant the work, and will blame the cracking and pinholes on the applicator. Apparently there has never been a good applicator including Excel Trailers who went out of business shortly after they started having to change their roof warranty to five years, because they were putting the Rhino roofs on at the factory.
Hope this helps, if you haven't done your roof yet.
Comparing Roof Coatings - Flex Armor, RV-Armor, Rhino Lining
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I see this post is over a year old, so I don't know if you ever got the answers you were looking for regarding the Rhino roof. We have a Rhino roof that we had put on in 2017. Last year before the pandemic hit we were making plans to take the trailer to one of the Flex Armour places to have the Rhino roof peeled off, and replaced. We are now making plans for this late spring to finally have it done.
Hopefully you didn't go with the Rhino roof, as you'll be replacing it in a couple years. BTW, Rhino will not warrant the work, and will blame the cracking and pinholes on the applicator. Apparently there has never been a good applicator including Excel Trailers who went out of business shortly after they started having to change their roof warranty to five years, because they were putting the Rhino roofs on at the factory.
Hope this helps, if you haven't done your roof yet.