Decals are peeling off the Raptor
Most if not all the decals are starting to peel off our 2010 Keystone Raptor. This should not happen only after about 2 years. I have e-mailed Keystone to see if they will help address this issue. I r...
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I've got to chime in here with just an opinion.
One of my best friends has a Raptor Toyhauler, 3 years old. Constantly rains here in the PNW. But he keeps his covered all year long, and all the graphics are in perfect condition.
OP lives in NC. Not the best places for decals. Warm, wet, sunny, freezing, and muggy all wrapped up in one year. I see raindrops in one pic. Has the coach been covered all it's life, or left exposed to the elements? Are you full-timing with it, thereby not covering it at all?
In the end, they're just stickers. Sure, they're supposed to be good, but this is why car manufacturers don't use them.
Again, my opinion only here, but everyone is blasting the MFG. Is there the slightest possibility it could have been stored better?
One of my best friends has a Raptor Toyhauler, 3 years old. Constantly rains here in the PNW. But he keeps his covered all year long, and all the graphics are in perfect condition.
OP lives in NC. Not the best places for decals. Warm, wet, sunny, freezing, and muggy all wrapped up in one year. I see raindrops in one pic. Has the coach been covered all it's life, or left exposed to the elements? Are you full-timing with it, thereby not covering it at all?
In the end, they're just stickers. Sure, they're supposed to be good, but this is why car manufacturers don't use them.
Again, my opinion only here, but everyone is blasting the MFG. Is there the slightest possibility it could have been stored better?
