GRP PANELS
GRP components need to be washed, waxed
and cared for like a car. Chemicals and dirt can
collect during storage, and the outer surface
called a gel coat can be stained or marked
when chemicals combine with rain or dew.
Most stains or marks can be removed with mild
dish-washing detergent, but more stubborn
marks may require a rubbing compound. To
help keep your GRP components looking
almost like new, it is wise to wash the parts
monthly (or more frequently) using mild dish-
washing detergent, but avoid using strong
alkaline (e.g. tri-sodium phosphate) or acidic
cleaners or abrasives. Waxing the components
once or twice a year with a good grade paste
wax will help to maintain the colour and nish.
Insulation
Your Bailey motorhome is insulated with
polystyrene which is a material with high
insulation qualities. This is used in the
construction of the oor, sides, rear panel
and ceiling and contributes greatly to the
insulation properties that allow the vehicle to
achieve grade 3.
RUNNING LIGHTS
• It is important that all the road lights on
your Bailey motorhome are checked before
you set out on a journey.
• All lights must be working in the correct
manner for the vehicle be road legal.
• Clean the outside of the lights with a
non abrasive or non aggressive cleaning
solution.
• Always replace a lamp which is showing any
sign of damage.
POLYPLASTIC WINDOWS
To open the windows turn the knobs anti
clockwise and open the catches. Swivel the
window pane open to the desired position and
close knobs clockwise to lock into the open
position.
To close, reverse this operation.
All opening windows have two catch positions.
The rst position is for ventilation whilst the
second seals the window from wind and rain.
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