The Gold Shield 5L is a premium all-weather cover built specifically for Class C motorhomes in the 20 to 23 foot range. Five layers of protection on top, three on the sides, and a micro-porous breathable film throughout keep weather out while letting moisture vapor escape -- protecting your paint, finish, and interior year-round whether you store inside, under a carport, or fully exposed outdoors.
Most budget covers trap moisture and let UV radiation degrade your RV's gelcoat and decals over a single storage season. The Gold Shield 5L uses a five-layer top panel -- four polypropylene PLUS layers bonded around one micro-porous film layer -- to resist rain, UV, snow load, and airborne debris while still allowing water vapor to breathe outward. The three-layer side panels use the same micro-porous film construction to prevent the mildew and rot that kill value in stored motorhomes.
CarCover engineered this cover for a slip-seam profile that conforms closely to your Class C's roofline and cab-over, reducing wind catch and the billowing that causes abrasion damage on long-term storage covers.
Four polypropylene PLUS layers plus one micro-porous film layer block over 98% of dirt, dust, UV, and precipitation from the top down.
Embedded in both top and side panels, the micro-porous layer allows water vapor to escape outward, preventing trapped condensation, mildew, and rot under the cover.
Heavy-duty zippered access panels let you enter the cab or storage bays without fully removing the cover -- useful for grabbing gear or running shore power during storage.
Weighted buckle straps pull slack out of the cover and cinch it against wind. Elastic hems at the front and rear corners hold the fit snug around the cab-over profile.
The Gold Shield 5L addresses the full list of hazards that degrade parked Class C motorhomes:
This cover is sized for Class C motorhomes with an overall length of 20 to 23 feet. The cover itself measures approximately 23.5 ft long x 8.83 ft wide x 9.08 ft tall, giving it enough material to drape fully over the cab-over, wrap the rear cap, and tuck down the sides with overlap at the skirt. The top panel extends downward on all four sides to provide additional side coverage at the roofline joint -- a common leak point on simpler covers.
You can wash the cover by hand or in a washing machine. For hand washing, install the cover on your RV, rinse it with a hose, then use a cloth and multi-purpose cleaner to scrub. Rinse again and either towel dry or let it air dry.
For machine washing, use the largest machine available, set it to gentle mode, and wash with mild powder detergent in cold water—avoid bleach and fabric softeners. Rinse the cover twice to remove all detergent, and always air dry.