valhalla360 wrote:
Filon is so thin it's tricky to repair small holes and cracks using traditional methods. Often it's simpler to just replace the whole panel.
That's part of the reason that I am planning on replacing the whole panel. The main reason is: I had a leak on the corner and the cardboard is now in terrible shape. I could probably re-use it but it wouldn't last much longer. I'd rather fix it and be done with it now while I have the top off of it. The leak is the reason that I tore into this project in first place. Once I pulled up the front trim and the rubber roof, I found that the front cap was falling apart on the bottom.
