Automotive Authority White Vinyl 1" Insert Molding Trim Screw Cover RV Camper Travel Trailer (White, 100 ft)

The vinyl molding trim on my older camper was cracking and needed to be replaced, so I decided to try this. It worked great for the repair. The trim felt nice and stiff, which gave me confidence that it will hold up well over time. My old trim had started to yellow, so the bright white color really cleaned up the look of the camper. Installation was fairly easy once I figured out the process, and it fit perfectly on my 1990 Terry Resort fifth wheel. Overall I’m very happy with how it turned out.

Needed some new vinyl trimming for my trailer this worked perfectly and replaced the old torn trim and now it looks new again

Good value, can be a little aggravating to install. Overall I’m satisfied with this product.

The front screw trim covers on my travel trailer had become hard and cracked the full length. This product is very pliable and easy to manipulate. I did not need any extra tools to get it into the channel. The only reason I did not go 5 star is because this product appeared to be much thinner tha. The original scre trim cover which was the original from 2017. Time will tell if it will handle the elements and UV rays. All in all though a good product, cheap and easy to install. Just make sure you have the proper sealant for areas it was previously sealed at. Also the first pictures is the old cracked one so don't get confused when looking at my pictures.

Measure the width of the end that Is tucked underneath which In my case Is 1" wide. Measuring across the outside of the track will not give you the correct measurement unless you've done this before and know what you've got. Replaced all 4 strips on the corners of my camper with a 50' roll with some extra left over. Remove screw at bottom end. Pull old molding off as high as you can reach. Get ladder. Remove lap seal on top end to expose the other screw. Remove screw. Remove rest of old molding. Take note of where the hole Is for the screw so you don't have to poke another hole In the roof. Tuck one side of new molding In the top, put the end right where the old molding started. Squeeze the other side of the molding towards the already tucked In side enough to Insert It Into the track. Now put your screw back In. Now would be a good time to use a not so rusty screw. Continue to tuck one side In for maybe 6" at a time and then squeeze and tuck opposite side. Do this the whole way down. At the bottom past the track make sure you cut the molding at least a half Inch past where the screw will go. Scissors work perfectly to cut the molding. I did NOT cut the molding until I was at the point where I was ready to put In the bottom screw under the floor. Might as well lap seal the top end while you're re-lap sealing other areas of your roof. I simply unrolled the molding as I went. New molding looks great. Very simple to work with. One of the easiest things I've done on a camper. Molding Is not stiff. It Is not made to go around round corner windows. It goes over curves and such on corners of campers perfectly. It amazes me how people can buy the wrong product for their application then give that product a bad review.

This product was just as seller advertised. Installation was easy & fit perfectly in the track on our RV.

Used as replacement for torn moldings on travel trailer. These fit perfect on our coachman freedom express. Seemed to be a bit thicker than old ones that split. Holding up good after a year.

Follow up: After a couple months, I noticed that the insert had shrunk maybe an inch. This is not a flaw in the product, but a natural response to being stretched in the installation process. If I were to use this again, I would leave the moulding a bit long and then trim it to fit in an month or two. Original post: I bought this trim to color-coordinate with my truck color on an old topper that had long ago lost the trim that covers the screws. When I got the trim in the mail, I was worried it would make the topper look clownish, but once I had it installed, I was very happy with the result. I tried installing with soap and wd40 first and pulling it through the channels, but soon found it was easier to put one side of the trim into the channel and then pop the other side in. This topper doesn't stay on the truck all the time, but for a $15 investment, it makes a big difference.

All good

I purchased this to redo the trim on my 1994 Jayco tent trailer. The quality of the material does not feel cheap and I expect it'll last another 30 years. There is enough on this roll to do the entire trailer, with a little extra in the event you make a mistake. Something as simple as this made my trailer look so much better and it provides the extra sense of security against leaks on and around the roof. I priced this out at many RV dealers and the the price did not compare. Would purchase again if I ever have to.

C'est tout à fait le "cache vis" qu'il me fallait pour mon bon vieux FW. L'ancien était séché et "volait au vent" sur la grand-route. Mon problème est maintenant réglé. Facile à installer avec les doigts. Couvre bien et restera en place.

good product.

Easy to install. Looks same as original..