Decals peeling ???

Keystone product? Chris

Electric hair dryer and plastic scraper. In other words, take them off. They are dieing a fast death.

Not really much you can do. If they're just curling at the edges, you could trim them with a razor blade. That might slow the rate of peeling a bit.

Nature of the beast. It doesnt matter if it is a Keystone product or not. If it has decals they are going to peel. Marron seems to be the first to go.

Ours all started to come off the TT after first 6 months. They have been covered by warrarnty.

Yeah, not just a Keystone problem. A Forest River 5er near mine in storage has the complete front decal almost gone. And comments on here about other brands is also common.
Mine started peeling around the edges a couple years ago. I took a sharp knife and carefully trimmed the edges. The next year I did the same. It does help with the appearance, but does not seem to slow the rate. This year it is almost beyond trimming and I am starting to look at replacing them.

Paint instead of decals. You can have decals made at a graphics shop that are a lot better quality. You would think the MFG would take some pride in their name on there product going down the road.

Our 2001 fifth does not have any peeling of the decals. My guess is the product changed to less quality.

chevman

Our 2001 fifth does not have any peeling of the decals. My guess is the product changed to less quality.

chevman

Yeah but you have an Alpenlite lol lol....kinda wish I had kept mine cause the graphics on it were perfect, shoulda bought another Alpenlite lol lol....

It does seem most of the big RV manufactures are using cheap graphics and some have been for a while now. That includes some of the higher end rigs like my Montana??? Sad thing is it happens so much that they have to know that their graphics are terrible but they do nothing about it.....

Does 3M supply all the graphics to most of the manufacturers to put on?