The Full Time RV Lifestyle is Becoming the Only Option For People and Not a Choice

The outside of your RV goes through a lot, it is always facing bad weather, the hot sun, and bad road conditions. Like rusting metal, your RV's exterior paint job will slowly break down, offering less and less effective protection to the vehicle itself.This is a chemically undeniable process that will eventually render the paint useless.



So, what can I do about it? Well, the auto industry has developed an answer for you. Use specially developed soap to ward off paint oxidation. Try and refrain from using other products from around the house though, they can be very harmful. You could also use car wax, among other automotive products (if you're up to it) to give your paint job edded protection from the elements.

You should also look into getting mud flaps, because they go a long way to shield your exterior from all that road debris. The brush type of splash guard that mounts to the rear bumper is also very effective when used in combination with the mud flaps. There are also rubber guards you can attach to the front of your trailer to protect from the road debris, and installing one is definitely an option for folks who use gravel roads frequently. .

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The Full Time RV Lifestyle is Becoming the Only Option For People and Not a Choice