My solution was to purchase vinyl gutters from Home Depot...enough to be longer than the length of the awning. For my trailer, it was three at about 5.00 each if I recall. A couple of the gutter connectors and my saw to adjust the extra length to about 6 inches beyond each end. Turned upside down with the back of the gutter inserted into the roof gutter, clips holding the sections together. A slight push downward to settle the assembly over the awning and Voila. I admit it's all held down with the cover so the winter winds don't flip it off the trailer, but it's been working now through two trailers.
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