Keeping trailer nice without shelter

1matcoman · 03-10-2021, 05:08 PM

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While I can't speak to a cover for a trailer, I will tell you that folks who use a cloth / fabric / whatever cover for their motorhomes and/or travel trailers are generally very unhappy with the results. The wind wears on the paint and they are a real pain to install and remove, especially when wet from rain or dew.

If you are truly unable to keep your trailer in a stall of some sort, you're doing about all you can by keeping it washed and waxed with a good quality product. And for goodness sakes, keep the tires covered and out of the sun and coated with 303.
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03-10-2021, 05:08 PM	#2
1matcoman Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Houston, Texas Posts: 339 Likes: 821 Liked 350 Times in 134 Posts	Re: Keeping trailer nice without shelter g, While I can't speak to a cover for a trailer, I will tell you that folks who use a cloth / fabric / whatever cover for their motorhomes and/or travel trailers are generally very unhappy with the results. The wind wears on the paint and they are a real pain to install and remove, especially when wet from rain or dew. If you are truly unable to keep your trailer in a stall of some sort, you're doing about all you can by keeping it washed and waxed with a good quality product. And for goodness sakes, keep the tires covered and out of the sun and coated with 303. https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/NCB3...ng_dcoe_google