Awning Sun Protection

Can't read your comments by the pics

popeyemth wrote:
Can't read your comments by the pics

Hmmm. I wonder why not. Did you click on the pictures? Do you see little "comment" icons showing on the pictures?

-Speak

I was able to see all photos and read all comments. What I noticed is that if you click in the middle of a photo, you will see only a brief glimpse of a comment before it disappears...BUT..if you click on the little text symbol just to the right of the comment, it opens up a full text box where you can read it. Nice job by the way. That sunbrella piece may also add extra protection from A/C drip.

Wow. Great idea... :C
Thanks for sharing.

REAL nice DIY. Good idea!

You did a fine job, but I'm not sure sun damage is a big enough concern to justify the time, effort, and expense. I replaced the then 16 year old awning fabric on our previous coach due to stains and a couple of tears from falling branches. The fabric itself was still in good shape otherwise. The cost was about $200 at the time. The now 15 year old fabric on our current coach is also in good shape other than a couple of minor stains that seem to be bleach/cleaner resistant. I will be replacing our slide topper fabric this year though, due to stretching and sagging.

I like it, it is definitely worth the time especially if your rig stays outside all the time.

Do you remove it to tow?

TNGW1500SE wrote:
Do you remove it to tow?

The intent is that it stays in place all the time. I haven't towed with it yet, so that is subject to a real-world test. But the velcro should be more than adequate to keep it in place while towing. I'll let you know!

-Speak

SpeakEasy wrote:

popeyemth wrote:
Can't read your comments by the pics

Hmmm. I wonder why not. Did you click on the pictures? Do you see little "comment" icons showing on the pictures?

-Speak

Must have been a connection issue seems to work fine for me now
Please follow up with a report on how it works on the highway
Thanks,Mike