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I have the exact same leak and cannot find the source yet!  Gleamb, have you had any luck finding your leak?

I count myself fortunate.  Custom ordered my RBS21 last November with twin beds.  At the time livinlite was doing custom requests and changing out the queen bed for the twin/king was really easy for them.  Wife and I really like the twin beds.

Yes, the film is installed on the inside.  If you examine the inside of the windows closely you will notice that they are flat .... only the outside of the window is curved.  The install instructions are basically the same as installing regular auto window tint.  There are severl sites that have written instructions and there are many, many utube videos.  Just Google to find instructions.  I cut the film to within about 1/4 inch of gasket seal around the window and also cut out space for the latches.  Even if you are not prefect, it really looks good when you are finished.  The good thing is that if you are not satisfied with your first attempt, you have plenty of film on the roll to do the entire camper several times!

I recently did a lot of research regarding using auto type adhesive tint films on the plastic widows of my RBS21.  You are correct, it is a bad idea to use any film with adhesive on the plastic windows.  I ended up using SOLYX: SX-SC005 Dark Tint, Black - 5%. 36" wide x 30ft. Roll  "cling type" film.  It does not have adhesive and it is removable.  A roll costs about $79.  It is enough to do several campers!  I did the work myself with a basic application kit with knife, squeege and so on.  I am very happy with the result.  It is pretty easy to do.  Oh, also I emailed the company and they replied that the cling would be a proper application on plastic/acrylic surfaces.