AC Cover Repair or Replace
The AC covers on the roof of my '84 Allegro are both cracked and letting in water. One was that way when I got it, the other crack was self-inflicted. They are super brittle from age and sun. A qui...
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rgatijnet1 wrote:If you lay the FG and resin up on the inside of the cover it will strengthen it and you will not be able to see the repair. You can cover the inside mold line completely for a new cover or partially and leave the old cover on the outside. I think if the MH spends most of it's time in the south it will have more UV damage to plastic parts compared to northern states and that would be one of the determining factors as to whether to repair or replace. I think a replacement cover will run you a little over $100. The FG and resin will cost half that.
The old cover makes an ideal mold to cover with fiberglass cloth. By covering the entire cover, you can build up a few layers of fiberglass cloth and end up with a cover that will last as long as the coach and be able to withstand any snow load. Total cost for fiberglass cloth and resin will be less than buying a new cover.
