What kind of camper do you have???

Bonus points for being color coordinated.

 

I’ve kept one of these jack covers on mine since new. $15 on Scamazon

 

Gratuitous shot of said camper after a good washin. Ready for Memorial Day weekend camping.

 

A cloudy day, so you’re not blinding us with that beautiful shiny clear coat!

 

Might have done a little spray-n-wipe wax treatment.

 

Is there any other kind of shine on the amount of panel these things have? Griots 3-in-1 for the win on mine.

 

It’s like trying to wax a battle ship. I’m 100% not busting out the paste and buffer.

 

I added a TrailerValet 2k to the tongue and the flip foot. So far so good. If your a Costco member, they have an external link to TrailerValet products.

But with replacing the bunk end, I found a lot more delaminating panels. Kinda feel like I was had when we looked at it, but I think I’ll just use it as is until we upgrade or realize it’s not for us.

 

Now that we've officially spun off on detailing our trailers, has anyone found a relatively effortless cleaner for the roof? Mine has a one piece fibreglass laminate roof that is getting pretty gungy. I've scrubbed and scrubbed but really hope there is something out there that will cut this dirt better than dawn. I keep the horizontal surfaces looking nice with Turtle Wax in a squeeze bottle twice a year but no way am I getting on the roof that often.

 

Is it the black streaks, which are really hard to remove? Or is it general grime? I bought a black streak removing spray a few months ago. I read about a home made version but don’t recall the formula.

 

There is a specific cleaner for rubber roofs that has some rubber conditioner in it. I’ve used it with good results, not stark white, but very clean. Think it’s a Camco product. Also have used dawn soap with luck too. I am not parked under any trees though.

 

It’s a fiberglass top right? I think I’d clean that with hot water/white vinegar

 

Less likely to be fiberglass. Typical roofs on RVs are metal, or rubber. Rubber is most common these days. Having a couple of tubes of self leveling RV roof caulk is handy. After I clean, I walk the roof and touch up any spots that look suspect.

https://www.thefitrv.com/rv-tech/rv-roof-basics-the-3-main-types-and-how-to-maintain-them/

edit: and by RV I’m really talking travel trailers. I’m guessing the big bus RVs may have fiberglass roofs? All of the travel trailers I’ve owned and looked at have been metal (older ones) or rubber / membrane roofs.

 

Mine is fibreglass

 

I bet. You got that fancy Lancy.

 

Or maybe that’s @SD Surfer I'm thinking of.

 

Geez, reading is fundamental. Just re-read his post where he clearly states his is fiberglass. Doh.

 

my friend has a lot of experience with fiberglass and told me spray nine for stripping it. Also said dont leave it too long.

 

Edit- this is for fiberglass with gelcoat

 

Dude, that’s nothing, totally understand. When I first joined Tacomaworld, I was so excited. There was/is a thread about projectors. I made a post with pics about my home theater (AKA theatre) projector.

 

I'm familiar with Spray 9. I'll try some.

 

This one?

TPO roof by the way. Soap and water to clean, then 303 protectant.

 

That’s it. Sweet unit there

 

He and I both have a Lance 1685

 

This time of year you have to climb for cooler temps. That was outside of Flagstaff. Next week is Alpine which is around 8500' and lows are still hovering under 40* About 4hrs east of Phoenix.

 

Turn on the light and you got some cool mood lighting, too.

 

Nice looking campsite!

 

The pop up gazebo is a game changer for North East bug season, I bought this one off Amazon, the brand is called Tangula and it's nearly identical as Gazelle G6 for 1/2 of the price, and Bear (the dog) is turning 17 in a few days.

 

I thought there was a "Camper or TT MOD" thread, but can't seem to find it.