Class C cabover lights replacement problem
I'm repairing water damage to the cabover on my 2000 Coachmen Santara Class C. Water entered through the cabover lights. Behind the lights was a open area about an inch deep that was filled with "pink...
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Grillmeister wrote:
You could push in a couple blobs of JB Stick on each side. After it hardens you can even drill and tap it.
That sounds like the solution I'm looking for. Holiday27, the wood/Gorilla glue solution was my first idea. My problem is the opening is only a inch or so in diameter and I don't have a way of holding it in place until it dries. I had tried holding it with a finger and driving a screw through it (without the light) while the glue dried but it broke the wood. It's too small and hard to maneuver to pre-drill. It's keyhole surgery.
Headed by HD after church for some JB Stick.
