Repairing Damage from a Blowout

roof flashing works great and can be rolled into shape if needed using a metal pipe. no need to pay crazy prices rv suppliers want for fender trim

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I would look into fiberglass

I would fix it myself. I'd go to Lowe's or Home Depot and look around for something that would work as a patch and use Gorilla Glue or a good waterproof glue and patch it.

I would fix it. Good luck.

2oldman wrote:
Your pictures are too close up to really see what's damaged.

Hell, I was laying on my back and that's the furthest I could get away. The area is just behind the wheel well. In the first pic you can see the back edge of the wheel well and then a cross member piece that goes from the frame rail to the outside wall. The damage in the second pic is just behind that cross member.

Your pictures are too close up to really see what's damaged.