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JimColorado · 12-09-2016, 01:51 PM

Talked to the Trailmanor people and the gluing of a new skin over the damaged one will not work. More rapid heating and cooling of the new outer skin (the old skin is partially insulated by the epoxy) will quickly cause the skins to separate. Their repair would involve removing the entire panel, removing windows, trim etc., then removing the outer damaged skin, pressing on a new skin and reinstall. Cost close to $2000.

In the insurance companies eye, one must include shipping to and from Trailmanor thus bringing the cost close to $4000, as a rough estimate. Consequently, the trailor was determined a total loss.

12-09-2016, 01:51 PM	#21
JimColorado Member Join Date: Oct 2016 Posts: 11	damage Talked to the Trailmanor people and the gluing of a new skin over the damaged one will not work. More rapid heating and cooling of the new outer skin (the old skin is partially insulated by the epoxy) will quickly cause the skins to separate. Their repair would involve removing the entire panel, removing windows, trim etc., then removing the outer damaged skin, pressing on a new skin and reinstall. Cost close to $2000. In the insurance companies eye, one must include shipping to and from Trailmanor thus bringing the cost close to $4000, as a rough estimate. Consequently, the trailor was determined a total loss.