cheri
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Post by cheri on Jul 8, 2014 10:18:31 GMT -8
I am putting the skin back on my trailer and after getting to know her (inside and out) a whole lot better, the way that her front window is placed just doesn't seem right to me. Notice how the window meets the skin right at a seam. Is this typical or a botched repair. I am fairly sure that some of the skin has been replaced as some is bright blue, and some is grey underneath.  |
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Post by HeavyD on Jul 8, 2014 16:28:47 GMT -8
That is pretty similar to how mine looks:
Not sure if it is typical or not. |
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Post by vikx on Jul 8, 2014 22:09:34 GMT -8
I "lowered" the seam on the Cardinal and ended up with cute little trim pieces:  My idea worked except for the rough edges needing a little something...  |
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Post by cheri on Jul 9, 2014 12:09:33 GMT -8
Thanks for the picture Heavy D. It is reassuring. I like the way vikx's lowered seams look. I bet they are a lot less likely to leak, but I will go ahead and put mine back together the way it was originally and dream of new skins. I think I am in the home stretch with this old trailer. (Knock on wood)  Cheri |
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Post by coloradoan on Jul 9, 2014 13:05:55 GMT -8
Thanks for the picture Heavy D. It is reassuring. I like the way vikx's lowered seams look. I bet they are a lot less likely to leak, but I will go ahead and put mine back together the way it was originally and dream of new skins. I think I am in the home stretch with this old trailer. (Knock on wood) Cheri Looking good, Cheri!! Congrats. I, too, am putting skin back on! YAY!!!! The end is in sight!! |
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