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Originally Posted by sam
I haven't been able to get back on painting the faded decals. Where it is parked on our lot it is in the sun most of the time. Every day is hotter than the day before. Next week the temps will be in the 90s with very high humidity. I plan on staying in my house in the central air. No grass mowing for dh. I will let the grass bake in the sun. We have never been this hot in June .
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Yeah, I hear you. I have just about finished the last of my outside projects for the summer, replacing the old rain gutters with new PVC gutters. It has been really hot here and again, no rain. They predict another year of El Nina' and I dread the next couple of months. Our patio gets up around 103 to 105 just about every day. I will try and finish up today.
Your faded decals are probably a result of too much exposure to the sun. I placed our RV cover over the Hi Lo and will not remove it until mid or late September. I believe the sun beating down on an RV is a major cause of roof and exterior degradation and will definitely affect your paint job. I had to decide which to place in the RV garage, the Hi Lo or the Ford Truck. The sun has done damage to the camper shell and fender flairs on the truck so I decided to keep it in the RV garage and cover the Hi Lo. I will have to have the camper shell and fender flairs repainted later due to the paint peeling off.
I was fortunate to have found a used Hi Lo cover here on the Hi Lo forum and it has come to good use in the winter, and now the summer months as well. Good luck on your decal work. Post some pics when you've finished.
Jerry Curtis
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