fence post sewer holder

Rain gutter would work. I used 4" PVC pipe and cut it in half. I use 4 ft lengths. I built blocks to hold each section up. The first section hangs from the bottom of the Mh.

Couple things...

Paint didn't stick in some places on mine. So, I roughed up with sand paper and then no problem.

I think my end cap has dented a little bit by heat?

I still like it better than displayed as a trophy sewer piece.:)

My trailer sits pretty high so I stuck mine in driveway striker thing. No problems over 10,000 miles. Folding steps are lowest thing on mine. I've got maybe an hour into mine.

krylon plastic paint works well

I spray painted mine with Home Depot flat black .97 a can. I paint everything underneath with it and the pin box and bumpers too. Flat doesn't show all the ugly stuff.

I painted mine 3 seasons ago and not one flaking problem.
Here's what I did.
I got a red scotch brite pad and scuffed the whole post.
I then applied some clear followed by some black.
The black paint can had some plastic patio furniture on the label. I'm not sure if they still make that specific paint. I bought it all at Home Depot.
Scuffing takes the gloss off and the clear paint adheres to the post like a primer.
Back in the day I used to race remote control cars and we always painted the underside of the clear plastic bodies with clear 1st, then our choice of color.
So I just brought that idea with me. Not sure if it's necessary but it works great no the less.

momentum rv wrote:
krylon plastic paint works well

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X2. There are lots of paints available that are designed for plastic.

Or buy a small can of Acetone and quickly wipe the plastic. Then spray paint it. It will Degloss the pipe.
I sprayed about 2' of each end of ours. It's all you ever see anyway.

Instead of regular paint I used COLORBOND.

Larry

I used an adhesion promoter and standard spray black from a can.