🏕️ EZE RV GUTTER - Enhancing Your Outdoor Experience with Originality Review

Used rain gutters on my new RV. A big improvement over windows and doors. Before the installation I had a leak through the dining area window. Windows removed, resealed, windows replaced. Even in light rain it STILL drips. Purchased and installed EZE RV gutters and voila! The leak is gone. Was on a camping trip when Hurricane Matthew hit the Virginia Beach area and not a drop of water came down those gutters. Highly recommended

This is a 50ft order which means you expect to use 50ft. no sir There was almost no glue on the last 4 feet of the gutter. It had a gray sticky area on it, but you can clearly see how after installing the 46ft gutter there was almost no sticky residue on the last 4ft. No matter how hard I tried, it wouldn't stick. Well gosh I literally need 4 feet of material to complete my project on my RV. Given how expensive it is $2 a foot... and they don't sell 4 foot parts... my only option to spend $25…

The purchase was successful and works well. It's overpriced for what it is, about $2 a foot. A simple but effective idea is to prevent water from entering the sides of your motorhome. I started installing above the windshield and then progressed to installing at the roofline between the sliding doors. This is where most of the black bands accumulate. To my delight, the black streaks are gone and all you can see is dirty drain in a small area at the end of the gutter. I would need 100ft for a…

I installed some of this on one of my closet doors to get a feel for the installation. 1st attempt failed. I noticed two issues: 1) I bent the corners too tight which resulted in 2) the adhesive not making contact with the mounting surface. I have read/seen that you cannot remove and reapply this material. I took a chance and removed a 3 to 4 ft piece (call me cheap but $2+ ft) I figured I'd take a chance. After removing, I rubbed the surface again with rubbing alcohol, and this time I took a…