Where can I find this RV part?
While putting in the slideout on our 2006 Keystone Raptor, the below door was cracked. I have searched the internet but cannot find a replacement part. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, B...
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When I owned my Keystone, I had good results contacting the manufacturer for parts, no so good results trying to go through the dealer.
However, My wife tripped over the same cabinet door on our trailer and broke it clean in half while we were on a trip in northern California. Figuring that I had nothing to lose, I went to a local Home Depot and picked up some two-part Gorilla glue wood epoxy and some very large plastic tie-straps. I removed the door, applied the glue and cinched it together using the straps. The next day I reinstalled it and touched up the crack with one of those wood scratch repair pens. It was impossible to tell it had ever broken, and it held up fine for as long as we owned the trailer. Cost me less than 15 bucks total.
However, My wife tripped over the same cabinet door on our trailer and broke it clean in half while we were on a trip in northern California. Figuring that I had nothing to lose, I went to a local Home Depot and picked up some two-part Gorilla glue wood epoxy and some very large plastic tie-straps. I removed the door, applied the glue and cinched it together using the straps. The next day I reinstalled it and touched up the crack with one of those wood scratch repair pens. It was impossible to tell it had ever broken, and it held up fine for as long as we owned the trailer. Cost me less than 15 bucks total.
