I need to seal cracks in front top of trailer
Hi, I am new to the forum, so thanks for any help provided. I have a 24ft 2005 trailer that has some water damage in the outer shell on the front where it bends downward from the roof toward the fr...
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If you find total replacement to be a bit pricey, you might be able to get some 1/16th inch thick fiberglass sheeting. It will be able to be pulled down to follow the curvature. Use a good, waterproof construction adhesive. Have someone help you, start and the top, get it all squared up and start working it down around the curve, gluing and screwing it down.
If you down it carefully and find some auto trim strips, or something to hide the edges, people won't even notice the repair. Folks only notice when it is not done carefully and is obvious.
We are starting to get a stress crack in ours. If it goes any further, I will use this technique to fix ours.
If you down it carefully and find some auto trim strips, or something to hide the edges, people won't even notice the repair. Folks only notice when it is not done carefully and is obvious.
We are starting to get a stress crack in ours. If it goes any further, I will use this technique to fix ours.
