Bus Kote - 1 Gallon

22° cooler in my jeep after applying three coats of this. I did use the primer which I think helped the main paint adhere better.You don’t need more than a quart.

I did apply 3 coats of quality primer prior to applying this. Very happy with the outcome. Seems to be tough and I think it actually does keep my RV a little cooler.

I followed the instructions and cleaned the area to be painted, and ruffed up the area's that I had previously polished. Applied the primer which went on really easy (just like normal paint), and let it dry for a day. Then I used Bus Kote which is a pretty thick product, but easy to work with and both products cover really well.

This paint reduced the temperature of the roof on my airstream trailer by ~30F in the sunlight. Measured with a thermocouple and confirmed with my hand - could not hold my hand on the bare metal yet the painted surface 1 foot away seemed to be at ambient conditions.

Painted my RV roof with the primer sealer Bond-It then two coats of Bus-Kote. It dries to a sticky white that attracts dirt. 3 months later the roof is no longer white with significant yellowing. Hy-Tech told me they no longer make the Top-Kote product, that it wasn't needed, and that the BusKote was reformulated. They lied. Without some clear top-coat the roof will quickly become filthy and uncleanable. Powerwashing removes the paint and doesn't fix the problem.

Not a lengthy product trial but after applying two coats of their primer, the bus cote applied easily with a 6" roller. Being easy to clean up, the second coat was a breeze because the entire roof had been previously masked off.Really preforms as described.

Great product - painted my Skoolie and the outside temp of the bus dropped from 132 degrees to about 108 degrees. That's a big difference. Adding FlexiCoat next. Thanks!

what a difference this paint makes on the internal temp of rv! highly recommended