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How to fix molding in trailer....

5er707
Explorer
Explorer
After our first three trips with our brand new trailer we have noticed some molding that has come loose. Some pieces look like they are held in with finishing nails and they other by the entry door doesn't have show what it was held on with. What do most people use for these simple fixes? Glue? Tacks? Nails? Any help is greatly appreciated thanks.
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amandasgramma
Explorer
Explorer
DH tried the construction adhesive.....it didn't work! We were surprised. He used the brad nailer.......and poked them in deeper. Then I filled with white spackle.....or whatever that goop was. ๐Ÿ™‚
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shadows4
Explorer III
Explorer III
I have used my brad nailer to reattach loose molding.
2016 4X4 F350,CC,SB,Lariat,6.7L diesel,
2015 Coachmen Chapparal 324 TSRK
B&W Patriot 16K hitch.

redsb3
Explorer
Explorer
If you don't want nail holes, use construction adhesive, available at any Lowes, Home Depot, Ace. Just be aware that once it's on, it won't come off with-out damage to what it was attached too.
2005 GMC Sierra SLT CC/SB with 6.6L Duramax/Allison
2002 Automate 5W, 32 ft, 13,280 GVWR
Valley Glider Hitch