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Put New Life into Dated RV Windshield Covers

This post was updated on March 15th, 2024

We have seen spray paint for wood, plastic, metal, fiberglass, and now it looks like there is functional product for spray painting Fabric and Vinyl as well. This means there is a cost effective method for refurbishing RV windshield covers like never before as seen on TheCheddarYeti.com. They show how you can take old RV windshield covers and get rid of all the unsightly discolorations, stains, and yellowing that occurs over time. Not to mention that freshly painted RV windshield covers maintain all the time tested features you purchase them for.

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This is especially valuable for RV’ers with custom fitted RV windshield covers as they can be expensive to replace. They can also be quite difficult to find depending on the year and model of your RV.

The first item required for this RV repair / mod is the paint. There are several spray paint options that will adhere well to vinyl and fabric. The folks at Cheddar Yeti used  Rust-Oleum Automotive Vinyl and Fabric Spray Paint. There are competing versions from Dupli-Color, VHT, and PlastiKote. Rust-Oleum and Dupli-Color have the widest range of applications judging by the reviews.

Preparation is simple. Take the various components of your RV windshield covers and be sure they are free from dust, debris, etc. Then, follow your chosen paint products direction for applying the new color to your RV windshield cover.

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The typical can of spray paint can cover between 5-11 square feet so plan accordingly. The Rust-Oleum Automotive Vinyl and Fabric Spray Paint drys in just 15 minutes to the touch. This should mean that in 30 minutes or so you should be done with this project. We recommend giving RV windshield covers 24 hours or more to air out before installing in back inside your RV.

You can see more information using the links below. Be sure to share your ideas or thoughts in the comments section at the bottom of the page!

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