How to replace or paint white surrounds on door window trim

[chlinthi]

The white plastic trim (about 2 - 2.5" wide) around the glass window of the entry door and storage door on my X213 has turned a yellowish color from the heat and UV we get in Arizona - I suppose that is why at least.
It is easy to pop this off and replace it? Or I was thinking I could just pop it off and repaint it and get some more life out of the same one. Does anyone know if or how these can be popped off?

Thanks,

[campitout]

I have a Jayfeather 19H with the same yellow trim. I started to see if taking the trim off was feasable but didnt think it was so I used a tape and paper masker and masked off the siding on the trailer and masked the window and used a can of spray paint.

[TCNashville]

Did the same thing on my previous TT as Jay & Rhonda did. I cleaned the yellow area well, masked it off, primed it with a plastic primer, then spray painted it with white satin. Also did the exterior range vent. Never yellowed again.

[mcfarmall]

Somebody put it on there so it must come off somehow! It seems to me that Rust-Oleum makes a special paint for plastic in several colors in a rattle can.

[Grumpy]

The outside piece is probably well caulked or glued so it might be hard to remove without breeaking it. I would go for the painting in place.

[Quantum]

My 213EXP is doing the same. I guess a can of paint is in order.

[Murphie]

I would replace it. They cost about 17 dollars.

[chlinthi]

So I ended up just painting them.


Turned out pretty good.

[Threebutchers]

It does look good!

[muelldawg]

AMAZING ROLL-OFF is the product to remove the "yellow".

It is a super strength cleaning product developed for boaters. I use it on our RV door window strips et al. Also use it to take off the "yellow" caused by saltwater on windsurfing boards. Aces hardware is where I bought it.