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**wrenchami** · 02-11-2019, 05:17 PM

I noticed while winterizing the trailer in November that the poofy flexible seal between the front (outer) shell and rear (inner) shell was deteriorating and the underlying canvas like material was showing in places. The most prominent is in the corners. Along the top, it looks like PO painted the seal with latex paint. I'm wondering if rubber roof material might rejuvenate the material and help avoid what looks like a nasty and time consuming job to replace the seal. Does anyone have experience with this or ideas?

02-11-2019, 05:17 PM	#1
wrenchami Site Sponsor Join Date: Jan 2018 Posts: 40	Deteriorating Shell Seal I noticed while winterizing the trailer in November that the poofy flexible seal between the front (outer) shell and rear (inner) shell was deteriorating and the underlying canvas like material was showing in places. The most prominent is in the corners. Along the top, it looks like PO painted the seal with latex paint. I'm wondering if rubber roof material might rejuvenate the material and help avoid what looks like a nasty and time consuming job to replace the seal. Does anyone have experience with this or ideas? Attached Thumbnails __________________ '14 2922KB, 2x6V 115AH GC batteries up front. Slide out galley cabinet trays. All LED lighting. Awning LED light strip. LED night lights, front cabinets & in head. Liner-free shower mod. Exterior vent exhaust fan mod for head. Detachable shelves on galley walls. Bluetooth audio amp over fridge. 2017 Hyundai Santa Fe TV, Tekonsha P3 brake controller, Yandina160 combiner. PO'd '78 American Clipper (21.5' class C), TM '03 3023QS couch model, Classic '75 GMC Eleganza II 26' Class A.