Re: Question on RoadTrek Bumper Cover
Need to have damage done to my rear/side Bumper cover on our 2010 Chevrolet/RoadTrek 190 Popular repaired. Would anyone know what the bumber cover is made out of? Ron
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Ron, that size seems to be the same that I purchased at HD. I bet it is the same stuff and size.
By the way, I bought some stair tread tape at HD about the same time. It was adhesive backed and designed to be placed on the edge of stairs for traction. Just a very high grit product on a tape about an inch and a half wide and ?? long. I cut some lengths of it an stuck it to the top of the front and back bumpers. It really helps to keep me from slipping when I use the bumper as a step stool to clean the windshield when buying gasoline. The back helps because I have a bracket up at the top of the AC outlet that my exterior tv antenna snaps into. AND, I have a backup camera up there that I can just step up and adjust or clean if need be.
I just have a lot of fun "monkeying" around with these little conversions. I have donedozens of them to my RT. I always do them with the fact in mind that the next owner may not like my "workmanship" and so most can be changed easily.
I always thought RV manufacturers would be well advised to have an advisory group of people that actually use and enjoy their products. They might learn something.
By the way, I bought some stair tread tape at HD about the same time. It was adhesive backed and designed to be placed on the edge of stairs for traction. Just a very high grit product on a tape about an inch and a half wide and ?? long. I cut some lengths of it an stuck it to the top of the front and back bumpers. It really helps to keep me from slipping when I use the bumper as a step stool to clean the windshield when buying gasoline. The back helps because I have a bracket up at the top of the AC outlet that my exterior tv antenna snaps into. AND, I have a backup camera up there that I can just step up and adjust or clean if need be.
I just have a lot of fun "monkeying" around with these little conversions. I have donedozens of them to my RT. I always do them with the fact in mind that the next owner may not like my "workmanship" and so most can be changed easily.
I always thought RV manufacturers would be well advised to have an advisory group of people that actually use and enjoy their products. They might learn something.
