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- Tom_NExplorerInteresting.
- mayo30ExplorerWell you sure can't miss that,it draws the eye like a bee to honey.I would have removed the exterior light and used a long screwdriver or something similar to reach in and ease/push the aluminum siding out as far as possible,similar to the dent removable system on vehicles.Maybe I am just too picky.I have seen the vent used before but this style that high up just seems a little too much.Sorry if I sound too critical,don't mean to be.
- westendExplorer
BFL13 wrote:
westend wrote:
Lol, you've surpassed any assumptions I had about your ingenuity.
Not me! I read about that on rv.net somewhere and remembered it when it was my turn. :)
Still, adopting that puts you in a different realm, IMO.:B - BFL13Explorer II
westend wrote:
Lol, you've surpassed any assumptions I had about your ingenuity.
Not me! I read about that on rv.net somewhere and remembered it when it was my turn. :) - TucsonJimExplorer IINice job. That was very tricky. I hate when houses, buildings and gas pumps attack our RVs
- westendExplorerLol, you've surpassed any assumptions I had about your ingenuity.
- HondavalkExplorer II
janstey58 wrote:
Look out for inbound water during a rainstorm with wind!
Assume he left the original siding in place and just screwed it on top of the dent, But.....:R - BFL13Explorer IIThe damage did not poke a hole in the siding, thank goodness, and I sealed the two screw holes, so not expecting any leaks.
- janstey58ExplorerLook out for inbound water during a rainstorm with wind!
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