BurbMan wrote:
I was lucky that I was able to fix this without having to remove the slide completely. That Darco is a nice concept for protecting exposed wood, but anytime you put a screw in it, water will wick in along the threads, and once it's in it won't dry out.
Well I can tell you it will run me 3k to repair. You saved some money. What surprised me was the fact (We replace slideout floors a lot, poor design) quote from RV repair center. They purchase full 12' sections of plywood from Elkhart IN a dozen at a time.
