StarCamp Magnum Air 260, Manual

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8. STORING YOUR AIR AWNING
After you have cleaned the Air awning completely, it is very important to
store the canvas in a dry place.
Window material
The window material used in Air awnings, is made from relatively soft
materials. This means that the otherwise very smooth window material, by
folding it between the other materials, can copy the relief of zips, canvas
and mud walls into the window material. When you store the Air awning
after you have camped, we would like to advise you to lay out all the panels,
which have the window material, as flat as possible and not roll them tightly.
The chance of slight marks or imprints been left on the window material will
be minimized.
Regarding the window material we also would like to mention that every
new Air awning, which comes straight out of the packing, is likely to have
some creases and marks from been packed. When the Air awning is erected
and tightly tensioned in warm weather conditions for a longer period of
time, these marks will largely disappear. However window material is
very complex material and therefore minor imperfections will need to be
accepted as this is inherent to the material.
TIP: Prevent canvas and window material from getting into contact
with materials which contain rubber or PVC such as: boots, cables,
doormats, plastic covers or something similar. Because of softeners
being used in numerous materials brown spots can start to appear
inside the canvas and window material which are impossible to
remove.