Awning repair

Gjac wrote:

MrWizard wrote:
i removed the drip rail
and put the material under the rail
used the rail as a clamp to hold it
screws right thru the material
used 3M polyurethane in the screw holes to make sure everything was water tight

DiCor would also work

This is sounds a lot easier than removing the bead,resewing and reinserting the bead and awning material back into the extrusion. I tried to remove the bead out of the extrusion but was very difficult after 20 years. I did try the Gorilla tape before I read your post, not sure of how long that will hold. When I bought the MH the PO had run into a tree branch or something and s****ed the top part of the roll. I like the idea of removing 6 ins of this damaged material. Next years project.