🚐 35 ft QPN Red Vinyl 7/8" Insert Molding Trim Screw Cover for RV Camper Travel Trailer in Vibrant Red Shade Review

Great product. Time will tell how long it will last. I highly recommend doing this in direct sunlight or at least warm conditions to keep the vinyl soft. Start at the top and work your way down. It's not difficult. I also sealed my top with silicone. I'm disappointed in Forest River because I'm using a product that I've only had to replace after 3 years! I hope it's better.

I have a pickguard that is cracking and peeling. It was the right color and size for the fairing on the 2017 32ft Leprechaun. It is easy to install. Simply remove all corners, pull out the old trim and cut to desired length. I inserted a size, the right side, and then wedged the left side all the way. It forms a small arch through the product, like the original. I'm not even entirely sure what practical purpose this fairing design actually serves, but it is an inexpensive and easy to install…

This worked great, be sure to replace on a warm sunny day, also if the finish gets too cold it will harden and become unruly. The softer the better. After removing the old one, we cleaned the area, sealed the screw heads with clear sealant, then started at the top and pressed them in place and worked our way down. Maintaining your RV is important, but keep receipts and take photos. . If something happens that you need to make an insurance claim, you'll need a date (especially if it's hurricane…

When I received this pad I found it flimsy, but when I installed it I found that the pressure from the aluminum corner pad made the vinyl stronger than I thought it would be. Looks great, a good way to decorate the look for little money. Because vinyl does not form a watertight seal on the screws, make sure the screws are properly sealed before installing this pad. I installed this as a finishing touch after removing the corner trim, installing the corner sealing tape, sealing and reattaching…

To be honest this stuff costs way more than it should. Our trim came out on our last trip. We ended up cloaking ourselves in a slider that did more damage than you can imagine. Our original trim was painted when they put the stripes on the bus and I was skeptical of replacing it with a solid color. In the end I decided to just go black and you won't even see it. It's not noticeable at all. Very easy to set up, I started with a ladder but then climbed onto the roof of the RV and just ran down…