Ameri PVC Plastic Rain Gutter for Cars, Vans, and RVs, 3/4 Inch RV Trim Molding, Easy to Install Flexible Drip Rail Molding to Control Water Runoff (25ft, Black)

I bought this for my rv. Water collects and runs down this one spot from my awning down the wall and over one of my storage locker doors, and the volume of water during hard rain results in water getting into my storage bay. I've sealed the storage bay door as much as I can, but it still gets in eventually. I bought this to run above the locker door to catch and divert the water. My 2 criteria were 3M tape to make sure it stays put, and large enough to catch the volume of water that comes down. I measured and figured this was the best size. I did read other reviews saying it was too big, or bigger than expected, and I have to say when it arrived it looked big to me, but its not bigger than advertised, and for what I need it's the perfect size. I was intimidated by how coiled up it was, and how it really didn't want to lie flat. I measured his much I needed, cut it to length then laid it out on the back of my truck with a 2x4 sat on top of it. I left it in the sun under the 2x4 for 30 minutes so the edge heated up a bit and then it was all pretty straight and didn't try curling up by itself. I needed my wife to help stuck it up - I was doing a run of maybe 5 ft. We held it in place and peeled the tape backing off bit by bit. I was really happy with how it looked - we have a fancy rig, and I was worried it would look out of place, but you don't really notice it. The final test was a downpour, which came 2 days later. I included a picture. It did it's job. I still get rain water on the door, but the majority of the water gets caught and diverted. Job done! Measure up, get the right size, don't rush, clean the surface with rubbing alcohol, take time to straighten it out and you'll be golden. The product is good quality and I'm very happy with the result.

Installed these on my overland Tundra camper back window. Easy install, super sturdy, and keeps rain from dripping exactly where I don’t want it — like down my neck at camp. Great little upgrade if you're building out your rig for adventures or adding shade systems. Bonus: makes your setup look legit.

Everything I expected. Good product

Read the sizing carefully. The description states 3/4” so I was thinking that is the overall height but it is not- it is the height of the gutter portion. So this gutter system was too big for what I wanted it for. I purchased it to go over my RV storage doors but as I said it was way too big and looked funny. It does have 3M adhesive so that is a plus.It might work for you application but his pay attention to the size.

So I have an metal awning and I wanted something to catch the drips that come off of it. I thought of putting on a real gutter, but that is overkill for the precipitation I get in this area. I think this will work perfectly to catch the water coming off my 10x20 awning. I am sure it isn't going to work well if I have a gully washer, but for the occasional light rain I think it will be perfect. Please don't interpret I am saying this would work for a house, cuz it surely wouldn't!! :) But if you live in a dry climate and just get a sprinkle of water here and there and want it to catch the drips so they don't fall on your head, this is just the thing.I like that it has 3M adhesive. The backing was easy to remove, and it stuck well when applied. I am thinking it should hold up well over the long run. I am going to replace a piece above my camper window with what I have left over. If you have some cracked rubber gutter on your camper I think you will be really happy with this. I was able to cut it well with kitchen scissors, so it is pretty easy to cut to the length you need.