Ratings & Reviews for Owens Corning ProArmor Roof deck protection 42-in x 286-ft 1000-sq ft Synthetic Roof Underlayment

Durable

Strong quality product. Easy to work with, cuts easy and stays in place.

Underlayment

Works as advertised. Priced better than others for what you get.

Synthetic felt paper that will last for a long tim

This synthetic felt is little pricey but it’s worth it

Dang fine roof underlayment!

ProArmor is the best roofing underlayment period. My guys tell me that it is superior to every other product, in terms of strength and durablility.

Would buy aggain

Works well, easy to use, does exactly what it's supposed to.

Price was cheaper then grace brand

Used it for roofing job. Will continue to evaluate

Worth the slightly higher price!

This is heavy duty stuff and easy to work with. We really like it overall. The only negative we noticed was that it's slipperier than traditional tar paper, especially if there's any moisture on it from dew or frost etc.

Lighter and better

Much lighter and easier to work with work with would recommend.

Easy

Easy to roll out. Appreciated it didn’t unroll by itself and the lines to line up

great product

Easy to use. High quality. I'll use this from now on when purchasing roofing materials

Work more gooder m’kay.

It is great synthetic felt however it’s over-priced. Rhino ( also made by Owens Corning ) is just as good and a touch cheaper. There is a such thing as too cheap synthetic felt. You’ll find it at that “save big money” place. Im a roofing contractor. Always over buy vs. under buy.

Good price good quality

Good price for a good quality product. Very comparable to other name brands.

Great product

Works great for quick waterproofing once the sheathing is down. We nail down with cap nails and this prevents wind blow offs. Material is strong enough to leave down for several weeks (months?) if necessary without degrading. Easy to walk on, not slippery.

it's a little expensive for what it is

Very strong underlayment product.. it is still walkable even if wet in more cases

Good alternative to tar paper.

Seems like quality underlayment. Easy to work with and cut with a utility knife. My only gripe is that if you have any cracks in your ceiling (I'm covering knotty cedar) you will see the pink through the holes. I'd prefer a more unnoticeable color.