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- FormerBoaterExplorerOur almost 20 year old full body paint coach does not exhibit any checking.
Decals are still fresh as well.....good old 303! - mike_brezExplorerWhy post the same thing twice with different titles :h
- IvylogExplorer IIIThanks for posting a fairly accurate post on the "checking" issue. My 04 Dynasty has a few small areas where it is starting to show up if I use a flashlight to highlight them. I do not consider it a problem as it's an aesthetic issue...not structural and mine is so small that you have to look for it. I realize many are not as fortunate as mine plus aesthetics is not high on my list of priorities in a MH.
Unfortunately other than replacing the hung walls there does not seem to be a good long term solution to this issue. Most are surprised when I tell them my MH is 14 years old...built in 03 as it still look really good. I'm not vain enough to have looks keep me from enjoying life. - Two_JayhawksExplorerI would sure think if you wanted to make a move to a class A it could be done successfully without choosing a unit with checking paint.
- DianneOKExplorerMoved from Full timing per poster request
- 2gypsies1Explorer IIIThe checking in 'some' older motorhomes was caused by the fiberglass manufacturer.
- azdryheatExplorerHadn't heard the story that the plywood caused the checking. Cars also have checking issues and they don't have plywood. Automotive specialists say the checking is usually caused by excessive film build, basically thick paint. I disagree that the panels need replacing. Just strip and repaint.
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