RV covers

[anon125]

we are thinking of getting a cover. what are the sharp areas we have to protect the cover from and what do we do?
thanks

[anon125]

thanks all
and no covered storage available here.

[time_to_go_now]

Blaster Man wrote:
Covered storage is much better.

And the sky is blue.

[FrontRangeRVer]

I don't worry about sharp edges with our ADCO with TyVek cover. So what if there is a small hole in it? Its for protection from the intense Sun and Snow up here in the Rockies. I'm on my third year with this cover, and any holes are covered with Duct Tape. It worth the small work installing this cover, because in the Spring, I remove it and marvel at the clean and perfect paint and graphics that have been protected during the harsh Winters here.

[brirene]

...and water is wet. 🙂

[Blaster_Man]

Double post.

[Blaster_Man]

Covered storage is much better.

[brirene]

I mostly pad the gutters. Nothing else on mine is sharp enough to cause a problem. Don't overtighten the straps or you may get rips at the lower corners.

[lonewolf80]

I covered my rig for the first time this year and I used swim noodles to put over the radio antenna and tv crank up antenna. The Adco cover came with pads to put over the four corner rain gutters and four additional pads with adhesive backing that I used on the slide out toppers. I'll know how I did in Spring!

[jfkmk]

Steps, gutter extensions, door stop, bumper ends, antenna mount, etc all get protected when I cover. I use pipe insulation to protect against the sharp edges.

[gbopp]

I use a cover on our 96 Southwind. I've never had a problem with sharp edges.
I have found that the wind is your enemy. Secure the cover well.
And I have had no problems with the cover rubbing the paint.