Sealant on new Travel Trailer

[cweidert03]

Just picked up my new travel trailer and was planning on putting some adams on it to protect it. Would paint sealant be okay. I believe the unit is fiberglass and has lots of vinyl stickers. Or would this just be a waste of time and product?

 

I am for sure going to put some window sealant on the windows.

[TheWolf]

I you want to seal it, use Quick Sealant.  It would go on much easier and faster, and not really any residue to remove.

 

I did a coat of Quick Sealant on a 24ft pontoon boat yesterday.  Worked great.  Did all the plastic railing inserts, aluminum railings and the pontoons.  Took one can and about 2 hours.

[Chris@Adams]

I love QS!!

[LFairbanks]

I you want to seal it, use Quick Sealant.  It would go on much easier and faster, and not really any residue to remove.

 

I did a coat of Quick Sealant on a 24ft pontoon boat yesterday.  Worked great.  Did all the plastic railing inserts, aluminum railings and the pontoons.  Took one can and about 2 hours.

 

 

I love QS!!

 

 

How many cans is that going to take?

[TheWolf]

How many cans is that going to take?

Not sure, don't know how long the travel trailer is. On the boat, it was about 5 ft of height that was sealed, by 24 ft long. If the travel trailer was about the same lenght, I would estimate about 3-4 cans including the roof.

 

Better wait till it goes on Daily Special!

[LFairbanks]

Not sure, don't know how long the travel trailer is. On the boat, it was about 5 ft of height that was sealed, by 24 ft long. If the travel trailer was about the same lenght, I would estimate about 3-4 cans including the roof.

 

Better wait till it goes on Daily Special!

 

That is what I was thinking.....