Paint
Folks, I have almost two months before my RV goes into production. This is purely subjective but all the paint jobs on RVs are a little too complicated and busy for me. Consequently I've considered a ...
Forum Discussion
Gjac wrote:
After your all white paint job did you notice any reduction in heat build up when traveling? or in a CG running the ac's on a sunny day?
like many others its manufactured this way.
I cant say that its any cooler - but i can tell you we have no problem keeping it 70 degrees during the day....even in high humidity/texas 105* (f) direct sunlight.
our roof is single sheet aluminum (no coating)...and while the roof gets hot (if you stand on it) it probably helps to reflect a lot of heat and keep the coach cool too.
Ive got a couple of "smoked"/dark skylight/vent fan covers - i keep 'em insulated w/ double bubble/foil insulation AND the vent pillows....if you take the insulation out you can really feel the heat....so as a comparative....the light color HAS to lend itself toward a cooler (temperature) coach.
