ADCO Aquashed Cover - Can I put over a wet trailer?

[stryker75]

I just picked up an ADCO Aquashed cover for my 28bhs. I'm wondering if it's ok to put over my trailer that's already wet. I live in the Seattle area and it's doubtful it will try out anytime soon. ADCO says the material breathes, but I was thinking that I shouldn't put it over a significantly wet trailer.

Thoughts?

Thanks!

[tls001]

ADCO has a customer service number, give them a call and see what they say. They answered my questions very quickly.

[bleathem]

Originally Posted by stryker75

I just picked up an ADCO Aquashed cover for my 28bhs. I'm wondering if it's ok to put over my trailer that's already wet. I live in the Seattle area and it's doubtful it will try out anytime soon. ADCO says the material breathes, but I was thinking that I shouldn't put it over a significantly wet trailer.

I'm also in the Pacific Northwest (with a 28BHS too!), and I'm a little late in covering my trailer. Did you ever get a response from ADCO on whether or not it's ok to put their cover over a wet trailer? They're customer service doesn't answer on the weekend

[stryker75]

Originally Posted by bleathem

I'm also in the Pacific Northwest (with a 28BHS too!), and I'm a little late in covering my trailer. Did you ever get a response from ADCO on whether or not it's ok to put their cover over a wet trailer? They're customer service doesn't answer on the weekend

I did speak with someone last year and they didn't really have an answer. As I recall, they told me that a damp trailer was ok... I decided to wait until it dried out and put mine on. Turns out however, that some moisture and condensation permeates through the aquashed cover anyway, so I think a wet trailer is probably fine. It will dry out underneath when the weather gets dry because the material breaths.