'Gutters' for new 2018 Flatbed Grandby

[Durango1]

So last week Sioux and I made a wild 4 day, 1800 mile round trip dash to Bozeman to get our just-came-in Grandby mounted on our new aluminum flatbed. (We're getting the under bed aluminum boxes mounted now while we're in Costa Rica.)

On our way back from Bozeman we hot a LOT of bad weather which meant Sioux was glassing ponds from her seat instead of getting out. We learned where the camper is mounted it puts a perfect stream of water into her lap with even the slightest angle to the front.

So any ideas to put some sort of simple gutter or 'water-blocking device' on the two front corners? All I need to do is channel the rain or melting snow into the middle of the windshield.

Thanks!
Steve

 

[longhorn1]

How about a bead of sealant. Get a tube of polyurethane sealant and a plastic tooling card that has the "V" notch. That way you get a clean bead of sealant. Simple and cheap

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

Steve, there is an adhesive backed, flexible gutter that might do the job. There was a thread on it a few years back, and I believe Camping World sells it.

 

[DonC]

I used this, probably similar to what Sagebrush is referencing above
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B009IGF1KQ/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I can take a pic of install if that would be helpful to see how it works in place