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dwkerch
Dec 24, 2014Explorer
Good recommendations, both of which I have looked into.
I took it to a local fiberglass shop and they told me that patching material as thin as it is, less than 1/8", wouldn't hold, that it would probably crack again. I considered using 5200, but fear that it would show big time?
Had an RV shop suggest the aluminum deck plating method. Like that idea, but decided I would go with smooth aluminum sheeting instead since it comes in 48" wide x 96" long sheets, which is sufficient to cover the entire nose section, joint to joint and side to side, with a single sheet, and then paint it to match the rest of the camper. That should look like original skin.
I took it to a local fiberglass shop and they told me that patching material as thin as it is, less than 1/8", wouldn't hold, that it would probably crack again. I considered using 5200, but fear that it would show big time?
Had an RV shop suggest the aluminum deck plating method. Like that idea, but decided I would go with smooth aluminum sheeting instead since it comes in 48" wide x 96" long sheets, which is sufficient to cover the entire nose section, joint to joint and side to side, with a single sheet, and then paint it to match the rest of the camper. That should look like original skin.
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