waterproofing
Submitted: Tuesday, Oct 08, 2002 at 00:00
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Robyn
We are using a jayco dove for a big trip. It is approx 1988 model. The water penetrates the sides where the beds are. Has anyone used the waterproofing paint - reccomended by local repair
places - does it work - can you tell me if the bed flys with the shadecloth sides keep the water from getting on the canvas and so stop the moisture getting to the beds.
Reply By: Mel - Tuesday, Oct 08, 2002 at 00:00
Tuesday, Oct 08, 2002 at 00:00
Hi Robyn, me again! Why don't you go to
http://group.yahoo.com/groups/campertrailers and have a chat to the members (of which I'm one) there. There are members Aust. wide and probably some with Jayco Dove's. The group is all about sharing info, experiences, travel tips etc with like-minded people. Could be helpful in planning your trip. Regards, waterproofing paint...I used it years ago on an old cavas tent and found it quite good for waterproofing in light rain. It didn't cost much and only took an hour or so to apply so I figured I had nothing to loose. Yes, I have heard (from the group) that the bed flys are very good - for extra shade as
well as wet weather protection.
Happy travels, Melissa
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Follow Up By: Robyn - Tuesday, Oct 08, 2002 at 00:00
Tuesday, Oct 08, 2002 at 00:00
Thanks Mel, what a great source of info you are. I will have a look at that site now.
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