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Sealing putty

rsmith159
Explorer
Explorer
Does anyone know of a good sealing putty that I can use underneath my trailer? There are a couple of areas along the outside edge near the door where the sealant seems to have broken up. The location is very awkward to get to and it seems like a moldable putty that could be pressed into the joint would be a good alternative. I did a search but nothing came up. Thanks.

Rick in Cobourg
2008 Trail Lite Crossover 180T
2010 Ram 2WD Hemi
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Dick_B
Explorer
Explorer
How about Great Stuff?
Dick_B
2003 SunnyBrook 27FKS
2011 3/4 T Chevrolet Suburban
Equal-i-zer Hitch
One wife, two electric bikes (both Currie Tech Path+ models)

rsmith159
Explorer
Explorer
Yeah.... well it's not the door. It's the underside of the bottom corner across the area where the step is mounted. Difficult to get to with a caulking gun. I guess I will just take some putty tape, remove the putty and make a thick rope, and press it into the seam. Thanks for the replies.

Rick
2008 Trail Lite Crossover 180T
2010 Ram 2WD Hemi

riven1950
Explorer
Explorer
Does anyone know of a good sealing putty that I can use underneath my trailer?


To do the job correctly you need to remove the door,


So, You have a door underneath the trailer? I'm confused.

More experts will answer but I was thinking foam in a can. Will fill holes, insulate, and you can get both expandable and non expanding types.

donn0128
Explorer II
Explorer II
You can buy rolls of putty tape in various thicknesses from any RV parts store. To do the job correctly you need to remove the door, clean the old putty tape off clean everything and lay a new line of putty tape and reinstall the door. Be sure to finish the project by laying a bead of Dicor for vertical surfaces around the entire door frame.