Unfortunately, RV roofs age less like fine wine, more like milk. Within 10-25 years, most RV roofs look like an abandoned petri dish experiment. But with full roof replacements commonly costing $150 to $400 per
RV baggage doors – also known as storage doors or cargo doors – are a common point of water leaks. Typical signs are dark water stains and spongy floors around the baggage door, sometimes as
How often should you recaulk your RV? There are two answers to this question: the by-the-book answer, and the quick-and-dirty answer. Both answers require you to inspect your RV every 3 to 6 months. But
Silicone is the caulk everyone loves to hate. Visit any RV forum, and you’ll see silicone lynched and hung in effigy. Is silicone really so awful for sealing your RV? Does it ever come off?
Hello RV owner! If you’ve browsed the shelves at your local Camping World, then you know … there are a dizzying number of RV caulks and sealants on the market! How do you choose?! Before
Can I start out with an apology? Sad Sorry GIFfrom Sad GIFs The effort required to maintain your RV exterior is unacceptable for 21st century product design. Ford doesn’t tell you to reseal your windshield
“Duct tape is like the force. It has a light side, a dark side, and it holds the world together.” Originally uttered by Paul Fix, these words of wisdom have seen many a homeowner through
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