Cabover Leak...Help Appreciated!
No doubt some of you reading have followed this saga for some time. I thought I had it fixed; then a small leak. I retested the suspected area with my "rainmaker" and seeing the leak, patched some m...
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The trim is most likely the culprit. I would remove the trim. There might even be some delamination on the edges of the filon. If so, open it up a little so you can dry it out. It takes a long time to dry. If damage to the wood structure is minor treat with Gitrot. Also fill the screw holes with Gitrot. If delaminated, reglue the filon with G/flex by West Systems. Reinstall the trim using butyl tape and fill the edges with Proflex. Fill each screw hole with Proflex before replacing screws. I bought 100 stainless steel screws for $15 online.
