Decals splitting and peeling

not really. replace it, could be considered warranty on your new trailer so take it to dealer

While you're at the dealer have them order another extra set of decals to use down the road. They all peal and crack over time from exposure.

Sounds like defective graphics or substandard installation. It should not have happened, get a warranty repair.

Common on units several years old, but not on one that new. Should be replaced under warranty.

I saw your post, and before I even clicked on it to read it I knew it was a Thor Built RV! Brand new and the decals already peeling, faded or cracking. Wow!

My Jayco was 8 years old when I sold it last month...the original vinyl graphics were perfect.

If you do get a new set installed...follow the directions for vinyl graphic care. When it comes to the graphics Thor seems to like using..it may not help however..

NEVER WAX THE GRAPHICS! EVER! If wax gets on them, remove the wax with a non-petroleum based product. Use nothing containing ANY percentage of Petroleum Distillates listed on the label.

Use no silicone products either such as WD40. Distillates of Petroleum will remove the "plastisizers" from the Vinyl, and UV fade and vinyl graphic cracking WILL accelerate.

DO USE 303 Aerospace or Protectal Protectorants, spray on a cloth and wipe the graphics. These products are safe, will not harm the vinyl, colors OR adhesive backing.

INFO ON 303 Aerospace Spray-It was developed by Dupont Chemical Engineers to protect the expensive graphics and paint jobs on commercial airliners...some of the fancy imron paint and vinyl graphic jobs on Quanta's and Virgin Atlanic Aircraft cost quarter of a million dollars and upwards. Sun damage and UV damage had to be limited and 303 Aerospace was not only safe, but very effective as a SPF 60 sunscreen! Works on your rv too! Tires, vinyl awnings, plastic trim, painted surfaces (car detilers love this stuff!).

Good luck next time!

SooperDaddy is right...they use poor quality graphics. 303 is a great product and will help.

The decals on my 2011 Open Range are really bad. They have not been waxed, but I have used Aerospace 303 on them, I am now in the process of removing them. I am going to have a bare trailer soon.

Thanks for the advice! I'll be calling my dealer. I haven't even camped in it yet!!

We have a 2011 TT. It was made for a Canadian Company by Monaco. After 6 months of having the TT we noticed the decals started to chip at the top. We contacted the dealer and sent pics. He wasn't sure they would be warranty.

Monaco has sent the dealer a complete new set, under warranty and also covered the installation. They gave us no trouble, agreeing this was a warranty issue. They are still to be applied, LOL. We have just not been able to get the TT to the dealer at times that work for us both. Monaco has been great with any issues or questions we have presented to them.

If your dealer brushes you off, get in contact with the manufacturer directly. Even though Monaco no longer have the line they said they will still honour all warranty issues or problems we may have.

It's not just a "Thor" issue. The 2011 Coachmen we just sold had the front decal Very faded and the decals on the non-door side were starting to crack.

Have to try the 303 on the new KZ.