Partial RV cover

My neighbor used to shrinkwrap (the blue stuff they wrap winterized boats with) his Class C's roof, from the top of the door, up. That stuff doesn't budge; and if removed carefully, can be used again for a few years before needing to be replaced.

Dick_B wrote:
We have used a Sunshield tarp for years. Covers the roof and some of the sides, front and back.

I will look that up, tks

We have used a Sunshield tarp for years. Covers the roof and some of the sides, front and back.

ksg5000 wrote:
Amazon reviews are sketchy.

I see that now, but reviews are also up and down for the full covers, no matter the mfg. I may just do the DIY gutter over the awning, since I was concerned about keeping that dry. I was hoping the bikini cover would be a better deal, since I am usually by myself getting the trailer ready, and we use it all year long.

Amazon reviews are sketchy.

They do seem like a good idea if you are in an area with little wind.
But, for me, the winter wind would make short work of the roof cover. I would be reinstalling it every couple days.