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PT-RVr
Feb 16, 2014Explorer
redsuperduty wrote:PT-RVr wrote:
Thanks for the feedback, these were my thoughts also. Unfortunately after two years the paint on my RV has begun to blister. The manufacture says its my fault for covering the unit with an RV cover, plus it is over a year old, therefore it's your (my) problem. They had the attitude that everyone knows you don't cover a painted RV. Thanks for helping me feel a bit better, shocked at the cost of repainting!.
Covering it had nothing to do with it. Is it blistering only in certain colors? Darkest color? Sounds like post curing to me, a lot of manufacturers have had this problem.
Yes I agree it does not have anything to do with the cover. Actually is getting much worse this winter without the cover. It started on the light color (base coat), it is now starting to show through on the darker ones. I would think that Forest River would not want something like this out on the road with their name on it, looks really pathetic. But it seems they don't care. Since this has happened I have been reading up on them on the web, sure a lot of unhappy campers out their with FR products (very poor customer service)! I guess they are another short sided business willing to produce garbage, and I am guessing when the tides turn they will be looking for US the tax payers to bail them out...
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