Wheel well not protected

[MattRX]

Good evening! First post here. My family just purchased a slightly used Thor Freedom Elite 30FE. We love the floorplan, and are excited to explore the country.
I noticed this evening while installing my tire covers, that the wheel wells seem to be unprotected. There is no liner, and I can physically see the rough edge of the plastic and interior wall. There doesn't seem to be any water damage, but I'm concerned that this is a weak point.
Has anyone else experienced this? And if so, what did you do to remedy?
Thanks!
-Matt

[blw2]

I think you'll find that they are all that way. I first thought it was very shotty...but it's working ok.
After I had a blowout on one of my outer rear tires and saw the damage done I recon it's actually better this way...less to get ripped off or damaged.

[JamieGeek]

Welcome to the site.

If you are concerned go to a home improvement store, pick up a can of Flex Seal (no really) and coat the inside wheelwells. The stuff is great (and is similar in consistency to what automakers put in car wheelwells).

[MattRX]

blw2,
Thanks for the info that this isn't out of the ordinary.

JamieGeek,
Great advice. I'll probably spray a sealant after I use some tape to close the gaps.