I read somewhere that I need to (season) the bunk ends on our new x23b by lightly hosing them down a few times. Is this true, and what is the proper way to do it.
Thanks
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2013 White Hawk 28 DSBH
2011 Jay Feather X23J (traded-in)
2011 Ford F-150 XLT w/towing package
RoadMaster Active Suspension
Reese Trunnion Bar WDH w/Dual Cam sway control
The owner’s manual will tell you how. Setup the bunks and give them a few light sprays with water, and make sure it dries in between sprays. It is suppose to help seal up the seams.
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2012 Jayco X23B
2020 Ram Laramie 3500 SRW Air ride 50Gal fuel tank.
2007 Dodge Dakota Quad Cab (retired from towing) Equal-I-zer 4-Point Sway Control
I read somewhere that I need to (season) the bunk ends on our new x23b by lightly hosing them down a few times. Is this true, and what is the proper way to do it.
Thanks
Yes. Spray the entire bunk end with a gentle spray from your garden hose, focusing mostly on the seams. Then let dry completely. Repeat a couple more times and your seams should be seasoned. I followed up with liberal use of Scotch Guard on seams and canvas windows. Never had any leaks or weeping.
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Model X19H Expandable
GMC Sierra Pick up
Been a camper since I was a kid, and that was a long time ago :)
From pup tents with no floors, to tents with floors and flies, to a pop up, to the expandable.
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