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I've got an 89 Champion/Atlantic14X70 with a mostly rusted roof (a frame) A couple of years ago I started to
wire brush the loose rust and cold galvanize with spray
cans, it's a much bigger job now. What are my options?
Do it the way I started and use brush on cold galv. and then coat. Coat over the rust. or maybe plywood and
shingle...but wouldn't I have to raise the ply off of the metal with 2xs and create air flow, with soffit and peak vents. Any ideas?

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Forget the spray cans. Purchase fibered aluminum roof coating, at any manufactured home supply, or home center. The spread rate is one gallon per 100 square feet. Get two 5 gallon buckets. A couple of hours labor will solve the problem.

I still have to remove or neutralize the rust before
coating..................right?