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Old 10-25-2010, 02:50 PM   #1
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RV Cushion covers

All my cushions in my 1979 motorhome were orange color & the material was dry rotted & falling apart. I ordered full covers with zippers from Slipcovershop.com on Monday Oct.18 & received them on Friday Oct 22. Free freight too. Their web site is easy to use. I slipped them on my cushions, over the old material, & they all fit perfect. I am very impressed with the quality of the material & the workmanship. About $450 for all the covers & well worth it since they fit so well & are machine washable. I wanted to share this.
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I bet it is like having a new RV with those cushions.

On my previous RV (1976 Dodge Class C), the first thing I did was wash the cushions. Thankfully, they were not dry rotted like yours were. It made a huge difference in the appearance AND odor.

Post some pictures if you took some.
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