What is the real curing time?

Question

I realize that the answer is variable by environment. But, there are answers on here stating that the unit can be safely moved after 5 days.

They are not qualified by anything.  Since I had some bubbles form during curing I looked that up and the answers say they may take 2-3 weeks to go away and the RV should not be moved until they do.

It seems disingenuous to say 5 days and not mention that it could be 3 weeks.  I purchased and applied the product 10 days before an upcoming trip and now it seems I may not be able to move the RV.

I think the answers regarding movement should use the worst case not the best case scenario so that people can plan properly.

Answer 1

if you are applying the product at the 42 sq ft per gallon that results in a 20 mil.  you will get slight bubbling and will be able to drive the unit within 5 days the more that is applied (meaning thicker) the longer it will need to rest before you drive with it.  A "FULL" cure takes three weeks but if you applied it at the 20 mil you are safe to drive it in 5 days

 

Thank you