Doh!

Get a compartment door that matches the one in front...the hole is at a good height that the door can be the same height off the ground as the front one....perfect match!

First, I truly admire your attitude! My suggestion would be get creative! Get an awesome picture mounted on metal (any good photo processing place) and put it over the damage. Maybe a landscape? Wild horses on a range? Maybe a complex configuration of gears? DW is an artist. You got her mind clicking! I see Art Deco in my near future! I'm gonna skip the part where I open the slide into a post though.

Old-Biscuit wrote:
Is that area under the couch or bench seating?

Open it up and install a compartment door?

Hmmm...another great idea. The couch is on the other side of the wall. Are these RV couches typically open to the rear?

Is that area under the couch or bench seating?

Open it up and install a compartment door?

darsben wrote:

gbopp wrote:
Ouch!
But, it looks like a simple fix. It shouldn't be anymore than 10 or 20 thousand dollars. :B0

AND 6 MONTHS LAID UP IN THE REPAIR SHOP THEN ONE OR TWO RETURNS TO GET IT DONE RIGHT.
Then a complaint/rant on the forum about the ineptitude of the repair shop.
Then it will be fixed

Isn't THAT the truth. Think I'll figure something out myself.

Big Katuna wrote:
There is a company that makes fake vent covers. Any size you want. Trying to Google but haven't found it yet. There was a thread awhile back.

I just went out to the driveway to look at it again...that's exactly what I'm going to do! By the time I trade this thing in, it'll have like a dozen water heaters in it :D

There is a company that makes fake vent covers. Any size you want. Trying to Google but haven't found it yet. There was a thread awhile back.

That is an easy fix. Siding on trailers starts at the top. So any damage low is easy to repair.

Be glad you didn't have a smooth sided trailer :-p

It so nice that we can come here to get encouragement. :) Sorry about your DIY body work.