Permanent fix for Coroplast underbelly
Moderator...sorry can you move this to TT or 5th wheel forum, thanks.. I hate working on the underbelly, royal pain in the butt to work on anything under (or above depending on your viewpoint) th...
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mguay wrote:
I have had mine out several times in the 4yrs we have owned it. I cut mine into 3 sections. In front of the axles, over the axles and behind the axles. I however have gone a different route than others with great success. Rather than installing a cross member of sorts to fasten it to, I laced it with wire ties. I drilled holes on each side of the cut about 2" from the edge, directly across from each other about 6" apart. I then zip tie the holes across the cut and just pull them snug. After they are all tight and cut, I run a bead of silicone the length of the cut and fill the holes.
This method has lasted up and down 95 many times!
Great idea..
How did you attach the sides of the panels? still using self tapping screws?
Ron W.
