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tatest
Sep 19, 2016Explorer II
When we punched a hole in the front of our TT with the tail fin of our 1960 Country Squire, we covered it with a (well sealed) patch cut from scrap of aluminum siding. We made it a name tag.
The don't much do aluminum siding anymore, but a piece of PVC siding material, or any opaque HDPE, might work. Depending on what we were patching, sometimes the one-gallon rectangular tins used for stuff like Coleman fuel, paint thinner, or turpentine were good sources of patch material, although not as well finished as aluminum siding.
The don't much do aluminum siding anymore, but a piece of PVC siding material, or any opaque HDPE, might work. Depending on what we were patching, sometimes the one-gallon rectangular tins used for stuff like Coleman fuel, paint thinner, or turpentine were good sources of patch material, although not as well finished as aluminum siding.
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