painting your outside exhaust fan hood

I've got to do the same thing to mine. The camper is only 1 year old and that vent cover is the only thing that has turned yellow.

You making me want to paint my old TC with this.....the whole thing

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Krylon Fusion, for plastics :B
http://www.krylon.com/products/fusion-for-plastic/

Spray paint found at any hardware store or Wally World.

This paint is the bomb. Dries instantly and lasts forever and makes yellow plastic look like brand new.

I bought a sad looking used TT because everything plastic was yellow and I then sprayed each and every bit of it with white Krylon Fusion and the TT looked like brand new. I then sold it for twice what I payed for it the next day!! :W

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On my first MH the trim around the entry door window was black. I spray painted that with Krylon White. What a difference. It made the MH look years newer.

For painting screws.
Take the cap of the spray paint, spray paint into the cap until you get a puddle of paint and then use a q-tip and go around your whole RV and dab it on all the rusted and discolored screws using the Q-tip dipped into the cap of wet paint.

I had the same issues with yellowing. Found that Mean Green will take the yellow off after several spray and wipes, but it will turn yellow again.

I purchased a new vent cover and painted it with Krylon before putting it on our 5W. It's still white after 4 years. I'm about to do the same to the TC.

Yes Krylon Fusion paint- even if you replace, it will yellow. Unless its broke-paint it. If replaced- still paint it. Screws and all




I replaced our broken stove vent and it yellowed in 2 years-painted it still looks good. Painted the rear door window trim several years ago. Some of the plastics just have no UV protection.

GULFMAN wrote:
Question

Would you paint the screws?
Cant make up my mind.

Who's going to see them

x2 on the Krylon. it's good stuff.

Question

Would you paint the screws?
Cant make up my mind.