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subcamper
Jul 24, 2013Explorer II
On my rockwood, I had to refasten a trim strip on the ceiling that covered the gap between two panels.
Nails were originally used into the aluminum beam (probably with an air nailer).
I used short screws into the aluminum after drilling pilot holes. Be careful drilling to make sure the drill doesn't suddenly grab the other side of the beam and pull the bit through the roof. I didn't have this happen but I can see how it could easily happen in the soft aluminum.
You can touch up the screw heads with some paint to hid ethem if you wish.
Steve
Nails were originally used into the aluminum beam (probably with an air nailer).
I used short screws into the aluminum after drilling pilot holes. Be careful drilling to make sure the drill doesn't suddenly grab the other side of the beam and pull the bit through the roof. I didn't have this happen but I can see how it could easily happen in the soft aluminum.
You can touch up the screw heads with some paint to hid ethem if you wish.
Steve
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