I'm prepping our 2012 Rockwood TT for sale (bought a bigger TT), and couple of repair items I need advice for:
1) Inside trim down each side of slide is pulling away from the slide and needs to be re-attached. It is only stapled on. My question is, should I use liquid nails (or some other type of glue) and clamp the trim back on? Or should I try re-attaching with small screws? The wall has some thickness to it, but don't know if the screws will screw into enough thickness to hold. Or glue plus screws?
2) Smooth Fiberglass white exterior finish has one long scrape up high from an encounter with a tree branch along a back road. I tried car wax, but it didn't make it disappear. What could I use to "buff out" the scrape? It is still white, so seems to be a surface scrape.
1) Inside trim down each side of slide is pulling away from the slide and needs to be re-attached. It is only stapled on. My question is, should I use liquid nails (or some other type of glue) and clamp the trim back on? Or should I try re-attaching with small screws? The wall has some thickness to it, but don't know if the screws will screw into enough thickness to hold. Or glue plus screws?
2) Smooth Fiberglass white exterior finish has one long scrape up high from an encounter with a tree branch along a back road. I tried car wax, but it didn't make it disappear. What could I use to "buff out" the scrape? It is still white, so seems to be a surface scrape.
