We’ve managed 7 or 8 trips out since we got our Troll in May, all with a Protec cover which has helped keep the front clean.
However, on our last holiday, I had time to open up the front windows to polish the bodywork behind the edges.
That’s when I noticed a small chip in the lacquer coat and a corresponding nick in the edge of the window - I think that the cover has increased the effective pressure on the windows while towing, and it caught on the bevelled edge of the joint below the window.
I’ve found a couple of medium density foam pads which I’ve now cut to fit under the lip of the windows to hold it away from the body.

Can anyone suggest a touch up for the lacquer? It’s only the size of a pinhead and hasn’t gone through the paint but I’d like to keep the weather out.
Thanks in advance.

Thanks Colin,
There is a good gap when stationary, but it might press up harder when moving.
We’re at Tewkesbury for the October meet so we might get some feedback there regarding lacquer/ paint.

The paint for the Eriba is a Fiat colour, Grigio chiaro metallic. Any body repair shop would be able to mix it for you and you can get it in 1/4 litre quantities

Thanks Derek,
I asked a paint specialist last week, and as it’s only the lacquer layer that’s chipped, I bought a clear lacquer touch up pen. 👍