🏠 Essentials RV Gutter - 10-Foot, Polar White (UW01004) Review

Will be buying some more to make the rest of the van's windows. It was great to protect the external speakers and external storage compartment. I also put something on the window and it's nice to be able to open the window in light rain as it directs the water around the window. Easy to install and looks great.

Worked great. You must follow the writing instructions. We had great weather, 75-80 degrees. We stretched it out and let it sit in the sun for a couple of hours. Surface cleaned according to instructions. Worn a few months. No more annoying stains on the windshield caused by water droplets from the roof.

Rainy season in Tucson, Arizona. We recently moved into a show home in the park and noticed that the rain was dripping off the roof onto one of our windows. Used a gutter over the window to drain rainwater. Added some stainless steel bolts with washers. Also sealed with transparent silicone (after the pictures were taken). The gutter glued well but I wanted to add screws for extra fixation. Easy to cut and apply.

I used this cutter over the windshield. I'm sick of having mud on my windshield every morning. It does an excellent job of getting rid of nighttime dew that tends to run down the windshield and collect dust. I no longer have to clean the dirt off my windshield on my commute days. Do not attempt to install from a ladder. Once it comes into contact with the RV, it will get stuck there. The glue is very strong, you cannot move the slide. If I were to do it again I would have 2 ladders with a board

I had a window with a small leak. That wouldn't be a big deal if I didn't live in Northwest Washington State. Right now I don't have the time or resources to rip it out and reseal it, especially since the materials in the wall will likely need to be replaced. So I decided on a temporary solution: I installed a strip of this gutter over the problematic window. It's been raining 'cats and dogs' for the past few weeks and I'm happy to report that the wall below the window has stayed dry to the…

I don't know maybe it's just old but it comes rolled up and is difficult to unfold - seems like it stays rolled up although I would like it straight. After application it wandered (moved - the glue didn't hold) - and I kept rubbing all the way through like crazy to heat and activate the adhesive strip on the back. It worked, but I added a screw to the end to keep it from moving. It would be better if it was made out of a more flexible material. All this to say that it was good to find a product

The sliding rear window on my son's truck dripped heavily when it rained, to the point that puddles formed on the ground. The previous owner glued the window in place and it's going to cost us a fortune to fix it because they have to cut it out. I did a little research and saw a video of a man using this product to drain rainwater from the tail light of his truck because it leaked the same way. I applied this just above the rear window, following the curve and widening it a few inches to allow…