Camco Vinyl Insert Inhibitors Extended RV Parts & Accessories Review

Although the product itself is good, you have to be careful with the THICKNESS. Of course, the factory finish was flimsy and possibly flimsy. And this product was definitely thicker, so it should be harder. The big problem was that he was almost too fat. It took me many HOURS to install as it didn't slide as easily as the original. I had to try to squeeze it inch by inch to get it in the same canal as the plant. If I had known this I would have bought a factory original and it would have taken…

We have a 2012 Keystone Cougar and late last season I noticed cracks where the rubber roof meets the sides. Removing the old trim was easy enough, as was installing it, but make sure you have sealant on hand before you begin. Get a non-leveling type so it doesn't run down your sides. You'll need to caulk the ends and screw where they are on each end. My only complaint with this product is that the fairing arc is very shallow and not as tall as the original factory fairing. They are both 1 inch,

Perfect replacement and very easy to install. Several records in my caravan have shrunk or become brittle and cracked. I didn't realize how bad condition they were in until I saw how much stronger the new vinyl is! I measured the width of my existing one and bought the appropriate size. You can easily replace all paneling parts in a few hours. A few notes: make absolutely sure you install it in the right direction. Just write down what your current fairing looks like and install it the same…

The vinyl trim insert was very easy to install on my Thor Class C Outlaw. I had to replace two strips that run from the floor around the cab to the roof about 20 feet on each side. After removing the old vinyl I cleaned the area and then checked all the screws for tightness. I had to leave the last 3 bottom screws loose so I could tuck the vinyl under the pickguard like the originals. Once I had the vinyl plugged in, I applied an inch thick silicone adhesive to the inside of the bottom fold and

I purchased a 1" x 100 foot vinyl insert. The material is exactly as advertised. It's flexible and works well. And it has a nice full color texture. Pros: The price is amazing considering the that for about $11 I was able to replace all of the decorative covers on my 24" fifth wheel. The sides are soft and pliable enough to be hidden under the fairing. Easy to apply. Cons: This is a product I love still can't say anything negative. Rating: I use the product at an average of 70 to 80° which…

Everything I have written below is my personal opinion based on years of travel trailer repair/restoration/restoration. I use, have and will continue to use Camco products. But not this one. I have replaced many vinyl inserts. I needed a roll to finish the camper ASAP (my 1000ft roll ran out) so I added a 25ft Camco 25202 roll to the Revain quick order because I had NOT thought it through. Big mistake. There is a difference in the finish of the vinyl insert. This Camco product is inexpensive…