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TJHUB · 03-14-2018, 10:51 AM

I am going to be purchasing new slide toppers for my 2004 Seabreeze in the next month. I’m finding Tough Top Awnings seems to be the place to get them. I see they sell both white and ivory. As my white motorhome isn’t really all that white, what color do I get? Any opinions? I’m thinking white, but I’m not sure.

DukeofDburg · 03-16-2018, 06:23 AM

That is hard for anyone to say without seeing a picture of your motorhome. Have a picture?

Richard S. · 03-16-2018, 06:33 AM

The factory installed was WHITE

gimlimike · 03-16-2018, 06:37 AM

Check out Stone Voss.com. Just bought poured vinyl slide toppers because they will not delaminate from the sun and heat. If you have wraps be aware the poured vinyl is thicker and will create a larger diameter roll and the wrap will not cover all the rolled up topper at the bottom.

TJHUB · 03-16-2018, 07:12 AM

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Originally Posted by DukeofDburg

That is hard for anyone to say without seeing a picture of your motorhome. Have a picture?

I realize it's not easy to help decide without seeing the motorhome. It's all white now, but none of it is really true white. I'm afraid bright white toppers is going to make the rest look dirty, and ivory toppers might look right either.

TJHUB · 03-16-2018, 07:20 AM

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Originally Posted by gimlimike

Check out Stone Voss.com. Just bought poured vinyl slide toppers because they will not delaminate from the sun and heat. If you have wraps be aware the poured vinyl is thicker and will create a larger diameter roll and the wrap will not cover all the rolled up topper at the bottom.

I will look into these. If they are more expensive than Tough Top, I'm probably not going to be interested. I am completely redoing the roof. All new vents and fans, all new caulking, maybe some Durabond tape, and possibly a fiberglass coating. I'm not too worried about the toppers as the motorhome is stored in a building when not in use, and it won't see but maybe 60 days of sun or weather per year. I'm sure anything I buy will outlast my ownership of the motorhome, and I'm planning to keep it maybe 10 years.