RecPro Arctic White RV Fiberglass Siding (2ft)

This is a great productIt looks great works well for Rv body workI was disappointed it came damaged in the tube there was a 4" shattered section on the roll lucky it was on the edge which we were just able to trim off enough to still make it work for the job we were doing but this is the first time I've ever received it damaged it also had a 3" crack in the center of the roll which I was able to grind ours and reglass and gel so nobody will ever knowId still buy this product first because 99% of the time my products come in fast and in excellent condition

The inner side of the access door on my Passport trailer started cracking badly from years of use. More recently, it started too split in two with only the outer fiberglass skin and outer aluminum trim holding it together. (The inner skin looked like it was nothing but contact paper and was deteriorating.) Besides being expensive, I was afraid a new door may not fit well or match the rest of the trailer. So, I ordered a 2' x 6' sheet of this product with the wild idea of laminating it onto the existing skin (I was afraid to spray the contact cement directly to the styrofoam, fearing it may dissolve it). . The material arrived in a few days and it came in a very heavy duty cardboard tube. It was a job but I was able to complete the project the way I hoped to. I was even able to fit the trim over the edge of the fiber glass, giving it a stronger hold. The door is now stronger than the original and it looks wonderful!

The media could not be loaded. I had delaminating of my lower panels on my RV so I sanded everything down smooth and glued this panel on top of the old siding.It is thin enough that it worked out great.

The packaging was well done. I replaced the bunk on my hybrid rockwood roo. This stuff is as thick as whats on the original. I would order it again in a heart beat.

We did a RV fix, and this worked well. However, it is more expensive than we thought it should be.

This filon is the perfect replacement material for a delaminated front cap on a travel trailer. The material is easy to works it’s. I read some other reviews that recommended cutting the filon with metal shears. This worked perfectly. As you can see, I placed the diamond pattern aluminum on the trailer front. This is .65 in thick and will provide good protection against rocks, etc. I highly recommend the filon from RecPro.

I used this product to recover my RV's outer skin after removing the upper bunk front window due to rot and water damage. It did a great job for me and will last for years to come without further problems. I could not have done the project without Filon Siding.

We ordered this to repair the front of a travel trailer that had been damaged. It is working very well and looks so much better.