โMay-21-2014 05:42 PM
โMay-22-2014 04:06 PM
johntank wrote:lots2seeinmyrv wrote:
We just bought ProFlex clear caulk at camping world. Haven't started the project yet.
The guy at camping world told us to do one panel at a time, big job to try and do all at once.
Remove the old caulk, use denatured alcohol with a clean cloth to clean the area. Apply the caulk in very small sections and use windex on your finger to smooth it down. He said don't try a run a really long bead all at once.
I will add this, use painters tape down both sides that you will be caulking this will limit the area the caulk spreads out as you smooth it down.
โMay-22-2014 02:26 PM
lots2seeinmyrv wrote:
We just bought ProFlex clear caulk at camping world. Haven't started the project yet.
The guy at camping world told us to do one panel at a time, big job to try and do all at once.
Remove the old caulk, use denatured alcohol with a clean cloth to clean the area. Apply the caulk in very small sections and use windex on your finger to smooth it down. He said don't try a run a really long bead all at once.
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โMay-21-2014 05:57 PM
JIMNLIN wrote:
Caulking a new 2014 trailer already ??
I would first check with the trailer manufacturer and see what they recommend. That way they can't say you used the wrong type of product.
โMay-21-2014 05:50 PM
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