** where to find stock fender skirts**

[Tony B]

I have a 2015 jayco jay feather 19h. I’m trying to find the stock fender skirts. I’ve tried acouple of Amazon with no luck. Thank you in advance!

[JFlightRisk]

Check out Icon Direct. Chances are good they'll have them listed.

https://www.icondirect.com/rv-exteri...fender-skirts/

[ttvibz]

Originally Posted by JFlightRisk

Check out Icon Direct. Chances are good they'll have them listed.

https://www.icondirect.com/rv-exteri...fender-skirts/

Icon Direct is a great source. I bought one for my 2016 27DSRL. Fit perfectly.

[kirkelli]

Before i repaired mine, i was going to purchase from these guys. They were the cheapest i could find. If you have small cracks around some of the mounting screws, i would pull the skirts off and reinforce with fiberglass rather than spend the money they want for these things.. Let me know if you decide to repair and i'll give you some tips you'll need to know when applying fiberglass

https://discount99.us/rv%20fender%20...%3A+%7B2-rv%7D

[AKRUEBBE]

I needed to replace a fender skirt on my Pinnacle and got it directly from Jayco through a Jayco dealer. It was only $117 including shipping! Quite a bit less than Icon Direct and it was an exact replacement.

[kirkelli]

Originally Posted by AKRUEBBE

I needed to replace a fender skirt on my Pinnacle and got it directly from Jayco through a Jayco dealer. It was only $117 including shipping! Quite a bit less than Icon Direct and it was an exact replacement.

Wow,, I'd say you got lucky, Sounds like dealer sold to you at their cost. Curious what went wrong on your bad one

[AKRUEBBE]

Originally Posted by kirkelli

Wow,, I'd say you got lucky, Sounds like dealer sold to you at their cost. Curious what went wrong on your bad one

The factory tightens them to tight resulting in cracking at the attachment points. Started to break off at the front of one and just pealed off while heading down the highway. Didn't even stop to get it because it was well cracked. When I got the new one I enforced all the attachment points with JB Weld Plastic Epoxy. Put a good coating all around each attachment point. I also used a small rubber washer on each of the screws.
https://www.amazon.com/J-B-Weld-8237...NsaWNrPXRydWU=