Camper gutters

[Casa Escarlata Robles Too]

In searching some ideas for gutters on the front/side of my camper I found this site gutters.
This seems like a possible solution to keep the moisture rain/dew whatever from dripping down from the top and right onto the truck side window.
Also with the window down the drips come right into the truck.
Has anyone tried this?I remember another member using some strip vinyl as an edge but I think that meant using the screws around the roof edge to hold it on.This gutter material has foam tape that is used to attach it.
Thanks Frank

 

[Dughlas Stiubhart]

Very interesting, Frank.

 

[fish more]

I installed this product on both sides of the overhang above the truck cab. It works good as long as you don't have a major down pour. It does stop the water from dripping inside a open window. The adhesive strip on the gutter material is alright, make sure your surface is very clean. After the gutter was installed, I used white RTV sealant on the outside edge to make a smooth fit.

 

[Casa Escarlata Robles Too]

I installed this product on both sides of the overhang above the truck cab. It works good as long as you don't have a major down pour. It does stop the water from dripping inside a open window. The adhesive strip on the gutter material is alright, make sure your surface is very clean. After the gutter was installed, I used white RTV sealant on the outside edge to make a smooth fit.

Thanks.What did you do where the little "vents" are?
Frank

 

[Dughlas Stiubhart]

Any photos of the installation, fishmore?

 

[Bosque Bill]

Yeah, those drips are super annoying! Don't care how well it works in a rainstorm, just want to stop light rain and dew from dripping on my head.

I assume you can cut the stuff with a sharp knife or razor blade and don't need their fancy cutter tool. Yes?

 

[Casa Escarlata Robles Too]

Yeah, those drips are super annoying! Don't care how well it works in a rainstorm, just want to stop light rain and dew from dripping on my head.

I assume you can cut the stuff with a sharp knife or razor blade and don't need their fancy cutter tool. Yes?

Bill I saw this gutter material at the local Camper World.Won't get there but yes it cuts with a razor knife.
I will order it from the Essential products,as you can order it in 10',15',25' lengths.
I had plan to get 15' of it so that it will wrap around from the front latch to the back of the cab over.
I still want to see some pictures of it installed.
Frank

 

[Casa Escarlata Robles Too]

Here are photos of Mr. Fishmoore's rig with gutter material placed on top of the roof vs on the side.
Frank

 

[srileo]

Thanks for the photos. Very helpful. I have to look into it to prevent the annoying dripping of morning dew.

 

[ETAV8R]

I love WTW. Always a solution or more for those weird things that pop up... or drip down. It would be great to see more photos of peoples use of these gutters.