Shrinking trim

If your talking about the plastic trim molding that covers the screws it is easily replaced. I bought a 100 ft roll on ebay and redid my RV.

I had trim that was painted to match the rest of my fifth wheel so I didn't want to replace it with unpainted trim.

I took a heat gun and applied heat to the backside (unpainted) while a friend maintained tension on the trim. We stretched it out until it was long enough and then put it back in.

Cost = $0

Looks great.

Ok, then. Thanks for the responses. Most of the stuff you buy that is for “RV” is crazy expensive, that’s why I asked. Thanks again, n safe travels to all!

I spent over $200 on replacement trim insert earlier this year. Some types like the flat stuff is cheap. Other stuff like around my windows is expensive.

It gets cold, it shrinks. My Class C was built in the heat of July, so the plastic channel trim was installed fully expanded. Deduct 70-80 degrees and it gets considerably shorter, and pulls out of the track at the cabover/wall joint. I could buy new stuff, season the material in the 40 degree range, and install, but for now I'll just deal with it

I replaced the trim on our TC several years ago, it comes in a roll and is easy to install. If my memory is correct it comes in two widths so you need to determine the width you need and I think it comes in white and a slightly darker color. Purchased it online. Did a bit of measuring and bought enough to do all the TC. Put the entire roll in a bucket of hot water, dried it as I installed it, compressing it as I went. Hope this helps.

Replace it, most is cheap. Cut a piece and take it to the dealer or shop.

When replacing, I try to compress it, so it has some room to shrink.