[airforceret]

I've had success using covers in the past. It sure made for a much cleaner RV in the spring.

Most issues related to rubbing is due poorly fitted covers and those not adequately tight enough to minimize blowing in the wind. Some billowing is usually ok if it moves like a wave and isn't flapping against the RV.

I'd really like a carport or awning structure, but I live in the city and they just won't allow it.

I have to admit the new fiberglass campers are way easier to scrub clean in the spring than the old tin side campers!!! So for now I'm not covering either of my newer fiberglass campers.