fallonator22
Oct 22, 2017Explorer
Slide out wet after rain
Hi all,
We have a '16 Sandpiper, so the bottom underneath the slides (outside) are more cardboard looking and are not coated. It rained pretty hard last night and this morning and I went outside and noticed that underneath near parts of the edges and corners it was a darker color, hence it had gotten wet. It is pretty much in different edges of all the slides. Is this common after a hard/windy rain?
Our neighbors have a Mobile Suites and the undersides of their slides are coated like the outside of their RV is, but their RV is obviously more expensive than ours. Would that be something to look into getting done for the longevity of the RV or the slide out?
I know it's not like a leak, it is just some dampness, so it might not be a big deal? Also wondering if we went to somewhere with snow this winter if that could harm the bottoms of the slide outs as well?
TIA!
We have a '16 Sandpiper, so the bottom underneath the slides (outside) are more cardboard looking and are not coated. It rained pretty hard last night and this morning and I went outside and noticed that underneath near parts of the edges and corners it was a darker color, hence it had gotten wet. It is pretty much in different edges of all the slides. Is this common after a hard/windy rain?
Our neighbors have a Mobile Suites and the undersides of their slides are coated like the outside of their RV is, but their RV is obviously more expensive than ours. Would that be something to look into getting done for the longevity of the RV or the slide out?
I know it's not like a leak, it is just some dampness, so it might not be a big deal? Also wondering if we went to somewhere with snow this winter if that could harm the bottoms of the slide outs as well?
TIA!