Replacing the range exhaust vent
After only 3 months, it turned yellow. Obviously cheap, untreated material. It's the one thing on the camper that looks like it's already 15 yrs. old. Anyone upgrade with one of VentLines hig...
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AnEv942 wrote:
Not sure why once they yellow my eyes are drawn to it
Cause it's ugly and looks out of place on a new or relatively new camper or RV:B
AnEv942 wrote:
Was unaware that ventline made the cable unit-I might have tried.
Gonna look into it a little more. I don't know. It might be a piece of junk and no better than what I already have. We'll see.
I did scuff it a little with some wet sandpaper, per sleepy's advice, and it did remove the top layer of yellow. Now, it's just light yellow. LoL
bka0721 wrote:
Personally, I want to just cover mine over and be done with it. Not much use anyway and I spend so much time in very cold weather, so it is a big heat loss.
That's my plan.
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Yeah, there's that option too. But with the exception of a few trips to the local mountains, I doubt we'll ever venture beyond the Southwest region during the winter. Can't stand the cold (and I used to live in Colorado). Anything below 50, I cry like a little girl. :B
Mello Mike wrote:
I wish Ventline or someone else made an aluminum version of this vent. It would hold up so much better than the cheap plastic ones being installed now.
Yep. Powder-coated white and you'd never have to think about it again.
