TRIM-LOK Drip Rail, 1/2-Inch Height, 25-Foot Length, PVC Plastic Flexible Rain Guards for Car Windows, Vans, and RVs, Controls Water Runoff, Black Finish, Easy to Install with 3M Acrylic Foam Tape

This is my second order of this product. First order went across a whole bank of louvered windows and has held up almost a year without budging taking full sun and heat, freezing winter temps.Just installed another gutter on my corrugated aluminum 5th over a bank of large side windows, will do the other side today. The tape backing is VERY sticky once set so get it right the first time or loosely press in place every few inches to test, otherwise you can leave part of the black sticky tape on your RV.Someone asked can this be curved down around windows several inches - yes it can - and also over thick corrugated aluminum! Lay it in the sun, get it nice and soft, or have a heat gun handy and gently heat the end you want curved plus heat your metal trailer wall. It will conform like butter. Peel tape back only a few inches at a time, press in place, then rub with a smooth rounded end tool of some type, paint brush, wrench, something smooth, and slowly work across. If you want to get fancy, get up there with a small level and check that you're laying it so water will run well, or, make a high spot in the middle so water runs easily to both gutter ends.This product is fabulous for do it yourself gutters and especially if you live in an area where it rains hard. You can never go wrong adding more gutters over major windows, doors etc. I've read all the reviews here and can't figure out how people could complain. Yes, it comes coiled up in a box but it will flatten out nicely in heat or sunshine. Simply extend it out on your lawn until good and pliable. As for people complaining that it doesn't stick and falls off - I have a very hard time seeing that happen as once you firmly press it in place, it is on tight. Maybe slick fiberglass covered in some kind of wax product but I doubt that would stop this tape from sticking. If I can make it stick on 90 to 180 degree curves in places than I suspect anybody can. Clean your rig with alcohol/ water half half where you want the gutter, I pass over that with my heat gun afterwards, start laying it out just a few inches peeling tape backing slowly, press hard with fingers and or rounded end tool, done. It's not moving! Great product for the price!

OK, this is the BOMB!, has saved me so much work. I put a strip directly above the huge windshield on my Class A RV to channel water and dripping dew away from the shield and too the sides. This has totally eliminated the dark and dirt streaks from the glass. Every morning on the road I would have to get out the ladder and clean those streaks off the windshield, a 15-20 minute process, which I am happy to say I no longer have to do. The channel sticks very well after cleaning the surface with mineral sprites, and will curve enough to follow around the top of the shield. Be careful to position it right the first time as once stuck it is there for good, peel off the backing a foot or so at a time and align with the rubber windshield gasket. Looks OEM and does the job, a bit expensive and I wish it was in 10' lengths but it is what it is, I now have extra. Haven't gone thru a hot summer yet but I expect it will stay stuck as the 3M adhesive is the same used for car emblems.

I purchased this Drip Rail to help with water management when it rains and prevent any water from trickling down above the bunk ends on my Rockwood Roo. It seems to help keep the flow. It is flexible as you put it on the camper and it looks nice. I mounted the rail last fall and it still looks brand new. The tape peels right off and installation was as easy as could be. I'd recommend this for anyone who wants to manage the water flow outside of their camper.

This works great above the windshield of my Class A motor home to prevent water from running down and leaving streaks on the glass, especially from dew running off the roof at night. But the first install didn’t work well. Water seeped into the adhesive and it came loose very quickly. Also the small gap along the top collected a lot of dirt. Seeing the problem I removed it and installed a new piece and then sealed the top edge with a bead of silicone. Problem solved and it works great now. No more constantly having to clean the windshield!

Despite some reviews mentioning kinks, I took a chance. When it arrived it was wound in a circle - with kinks. I laid it out on the floor (around pool table legs)- and let it sit for a week... hoping it may help the kinks that were visible. In a 66F home, it did! No heat gun required! As a precaution, after applying to our van, I sealed the top edge with level. I'm guessing if I didn't point out the drip edge, no one would notice.

A six-foot section peeled off the day after I installed it on a metal surface. I cleaned the surface with alcohol before installing the product and was very careful not to let the adhesive touch anything other than the target surface. Very disappointed.

Works okay to divert water if it sticks. I installed it per the directions on a cleaned dried surface using alcohol prior to installing to be certain it would adhere. Most of it remained in place.

Many users complain about it not bending around curves. It bends just fine if you use a heat gun and heat it up as you use it. I applied on the side of my rv above all the windows and door and brought it down the sides about 12".... HEAT GUN PEOPLE! Sticks like crazy just make sure you clean area good and then clean with alcohol... Slight mild abrasion doesn't hurt either... Better bond.... This stuff is great.

J'ai juste hâte de l'installer, tanné des cernes durs à laver

I put two sections on the boat to stop drips from the upper deck. Worked great so I just bought to more sections

This drip guard works well. Make sure to clean the surface before you apply the drip guard. The 3M tape on the back is an apply once only. EXTREMELY STICKY. You can not remove it once it’s been stuck on.

I bought the item to renew the gutter on my campervan but have not fitted it yetit appears to be ideal for the purpose but until it has been fitted I cannot say more

Using on our Northern Light camper and so far the gutters are working well.