rmblaster
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Does anybody know where i can find drip rail extenders Im tired of having water run down the front side windows
drip rail extenders
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SargeW
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Camping World and a few others sell a "J" channel with adhesive backing. I used it over my front wondow, and to extend my PS gutter past the entry door. Inexpensive and easy to install.
Rene T
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I use clothespins. Drove to FL and back from NH and they stayed there.
John Canfield
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This is what Marty was talking about. I use it also.
SVTotem
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John, did you paint yours? What paint did you use, if you did, and how has it held up over time?
John Canfield
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Bill - I bought mine in black and placed it on top of the black driver's window frame. Very innocuous.
COMer
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These are $2.50 each at CW and I have used them and they work very well. But the clothes pin does too and is even cheaper. Just something to lead the water away from the trailer. They work very well unless the trailer is tipped so much that the stream comes back against the trailer wall. The CW link shows pictures of how they work.
http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/item/rv-gutter-spouts-with-extensions-4pk/31564
http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/item/rv-gutter-spouts-with-extensions-4pk/31564
John Canfield
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Those unfortunately don't fit most of the Winnebago roof-sidewall aluminum extrusions 
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SargeW
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Sure, here are a few pics of the install. The key is to clean the area with alcohol prior to install. On my rig the drip gutter terminated right over the entry door. If the door awning was out, it was OK. If not and it was raining, it was a "refreshing" experience!
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Rene T
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I guess we need clarification as to what he's talking about!!!
SargeW
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Rene, I believe that he is talking about his rain gutters don't extend far enough and water runs down the side wall and over his window. He wants to extend the rain gutter farther down the wall.
Rene T
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Sarge, that's what I was thinking too but others are thinking differently. That's why I recommended using clothespins. They work great and are cheap.
Wagonmaster2
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Any pictures showing how and what type clothes pins are used? Sounds very interesting.
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rmblaster
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Rene T
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Wagonmaster2 said:
I don't have any pictures but all it is just clip the clothespin on the drip extender you have now. What this does is when the water flows through the gutter rail and gets to the gutter extender, the water follows the clothespin and away from your sidewall.
