RVRC LIVE! January 2020
RV Lifestyle & Repair EditorsDescription
Did you miss this month’s RVRC LIVE? Dave Solberg, managing editor of RV Repair Club, answers questions submitted by viewers in this LIVE Q&A.
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We have the black streaks that we are unable to removed. It’s been washed as well as waxed. I know the black comes from the roof of my motor home but once it’s there it’s there. What can I use that will remove the black streaks as well as not having to worry about the finish of the unit.
1980 coachmen canalina Atwood ? Converter/ charger. One of my ac. Beaker is loose. 2 have gray water lines in my RV not quest. Cpvc pipe I believe. What is it life span?
Hi Dave, I bought a 1996 Fourwinds Class C 29ft motor home...with water damage. I have had to repair some walls, and reseal the roof. Most of the damage was due to the front bunk window leaking, and no one fixed anything. I have stripped the inside all the way down to fiberglass, replace the insulation and removed the front widow then fiber glassed it. I have watched more videos here and look forward to more. I just want to thank you, they have saved me time and money.
On my 2003 Winnebago motorhome I have a Videoman rear-view camera. When it rains out I lose the audio probably from the wetness. Any easy fix for this?