Partial RV cover

[RideSlow]

Anybody try this?

Dupont Tyvek ADCO RV Roof Covers

Not a full cover, looks easier to handle. We do use the rig during the winter, so like the idea of easy on-easy off.

[Deb_and_Ed_M]

My neighbor used to shrinkwrap (the blue stuff they wrap winterized boats with) his Class C's roof, from the top of the door, up. That stuff doesn't budge; and if removed carefully, can be used again for a few years before needing to be replaced.

[RideSlow]

Dick_B wrote:
We have used a Sunshield tarp for years. Covers the roof and some of the sides, front and back.

I will look that up, tks

[Dick_B]

We have used a Sunshield tarp for years. Covers the roof and some of the sides, front and back.

[RideSlow]

ksg5000 wrote:
Amazon reviews are sketchy.

I see that now, but reviews are also up and down for the full covers, no matter the mfg. I may just do the DIY gutter over the awning, since I was concerned about keeping that dry. I was hoping the bikini cover would be a better deal, since I am usually by myself getting the trailer ready, and we use it all year long.

[ksg5000]

Amazon reviews are sketchy.

[gbopp]

They do seem like a good idea if you are in an area with little wind.
But, for me, the winter wind would make short work of the roof cover. I would be reinstalling it every couple days.