usmcwallis
New Member
Hello everyone!
I just bought a new pop up camper, to me at least. It is a 2009 Jayco jay series 1007. It is almost new as the gentleman before me took immaculate care of it. The only real things wrong or that you can pick at with it are the stickers are starting to dry rot, some fading on the light lens, and then like the plastic door holder for the half door is dry rotted. I was trying to keep it looking good and from leaking or getting damaged from rocks, branches, etc. I do take it down dirt road and mild off road stuff as we like to camp off grid but nothing extreme. I had thought about using like a bed liner to coat it with. Has anyone done this before? what are peoples thoughts on it? I like the idea because it will one help protect from the elements and second, one of my bigger reasons as well, is that i know it will help protect me from leaks. I plan on pulling all the light covers and panels off before I do it as to get all the way to those edges and give me the availability to replace or repair those items as needed. Any advice, suggestions, incite, etc would be greatly appreciated.
I just bought a new pop up camper, to me at least. It is a 2009 Jayco jay series 1007. It is almost new as the gentleman before me took immaculate care of it. The only real things wrong or that you can pick at with it are the stickers are starting to dry rot, some fading on the light lens, and then like the plastic door holder for the half door is dry rotted. I was trying to keep it looking good and from leaking or getting damaged from rocks, branches, etc. I do take it down dirt road and mild off road stuff as we like to camp off grid but nothing extreme. I had thought about using like a bed liner to coat it with. Has anyone done this before? what are peoples thoughts on it? I like the idea because it will one help protect from the elements and second, one of my bigger reasons as well, is that i know it will help protect me from leaks. I plan on pulling all the light covers and panels off before I do it as to get all the way to those edges and give me the availability to replace or repair those items as needed. Any advice, suggestions, incite, etc would be greatly appreciated.