Keeping decals looking new

UV does the dammage. I use aerospace 303 protectant. SPF 40.

Cover them with something. A good quality wax for instance. Look out for the ones with petroleum distillates as this can dry out the vinyl and cause them to crack and peel before they ever get old enough to fade.

Many have been using 303 to protect. It offers a good UV barrier. A friend that works in vinyl graphics told me that it is one of the better products. He said that the RV graphics are generally the cheapest and weakest type of vinyl so care is important. I am planning to have his company redo the front of mine with something better.

put it in a building

Have them removed.

harold1946 wrote:
UV does the dammage. I use aerospace 303 protectant. SPF 40.

Is that available in auto parts stores?

harold1946 wrote:
UV does the dammage. I use aerospace 303 protectant. SPF 40.

Same here. I use it pretty much everywhere outside my TT. It is available at many auto parts store. It's a little pricey by the bottle, so I buy a gallon jug at a time. Amazon and Camping World have the gallon sizes.

2012Coleman wrote:

harold1946 wrote:
UV does the dammage. I use aerospace 303 protectant. SPF 40.

Is that available in auto parts stores?

Some auto parts stores do carry it and some walmarts.
I buy it by the gallon also, most times directly from 303products.com I use it on the whole rv from the roof to the tires. Havent used wax in 20 years.

Their website has a dealer locator. For me it was not a parts store but a truck accessory store.

303 is the ONLY way to go in my opinion. Ive been using it for years and it works fantastic. My TT is fiberglass and I even use it on that. Spray it on lightly and wipe it off with a rag.

Turtle Wax Ice once every 2 months. Easy on/off.