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โSep-13-2015 10:55 PM
Trailering Texans wrote:
Looks like you are doing great. We had an older trailer we loved - with a great interior - that we had to get rid of and buy a new one because DH health would not allow this extensive a repair. But we loved our old trailer and wish we could have saved it. Good luck to you.
One more thought - get someone who knows about these kinds of roofs to look at it. If the roof is older than 12 years you probably need to think about replacing it or recoating it. It would be ashame to do this amount of work and then have another roof failure within a couple of years. As a salesman told me once - it isn't a case of will the roof leak it is WHEN will the roof leak.
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โSep-07-2015 05:37 PM
path1 wrote:
(I already posted above and thought of another question.)
Not being noisy, but what is your experience level fixing outside skins and getting roof tucked under on RV's?
I ask because it is important to use right materials. And people might be able to post better replies if they know your level of "RV fixing ability" is.
It's all very simple but very time consuming and fixing it right the first time will save you in long run.
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โSep-07-2015 08:40 AM
gbopp wrote:
Welcome to the forum.
It looks like you know what you're doing. Please, keep us updated on your project.
โSep-07-2015 07:49 AM