Delamination
Our 2006 fiberglass camper has some serious delamination in the nose cap. This started about a year and a half ago. It now looks like it has a very bad acne problem. Obviously, the camper is long o...
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mobilefleet wrote:
fabric covers indeed DO trap moisture and promote mold and mildew. Try it out for yourself by putting on a jacket and then go lie on your driveway for 6 months in the off season under rain and snow. Have a friend lie under an rv carport for that same 6 months. Who stays drier?
A real world test is to actually use one - which I do.
I live in one of the dampest parts of the country and use a DriZair in my TT. Using the ADCO, the traps fill up half as fast and the trailer stays dry and clean on the outside. If the cover was letting in moisture and holding it against the sides then it would be heavily covered in moss and mold like everything else here.
Every spring I uncover the trailer to find it just as clean and dry as the day I covered it. It also hasn't faded and the stickers still look like new.
Not everyone can have a carport for their RV. A cover provides a good alternative.
