Decals
It seems most RV manufacturers tell you not to wax decals. I have seen an apparent new product called Graphix Wax. Has anyone tried this product. I am on my 7th and hopefully last 5th wheel/traile...
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mike-s wrote:Gdetrailer wrote:No, the problem is both manufacturers and buyers think they need/want gaudy graphics, for unexplained reasons.
No, the problem is the BUYERS of the RVs are too darned CHEAP to be willing to pay for PAINTED "graphics" and the vinyl stick on decals are the cheaper, lower cost way to add a few accents.
If someone doesn't want problems with decals, remove them or special order a unit without them. Really, they're all butt-ugly.
RV manufacturers like pretty much any business use Marketing specialists and marketing groups to determine the design and style that is most often wanted.
You can blame the insanely expensive High end Motor Homes for starting the over sized "swoop" fest graphics that you detest.
Folks like to think they are maintaining some sort of "expensive" image by desiring said graphics.
RV manufacturers would not be spending a penny on those graphics if they thought it would not sell MORE.
Like I mentioned, vinyl graphics DO have a limited life on average of 3-5 yrs then after that they are on "life support".
If you don't like them then perhaps you should consider the stark looking "FEMA" trailer looks with a plain generic white billboard rolling down the road :S
