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**jbeletti** · 08-09-2004, 03:09 PM

I'd like to echo 2 other 2004 3023 owners' experience with the wire covers and the wall paper trim. While I have never had a full cover come off, I have had some pop loose. I'm wondering if maybe mine are just a bit too long and the temperature swings cause some material expansion/contraction that makes it snap off.

I have also had a lot of the wall paper border (trim) come off the wall. I was able to put it back up (several times) and have not had it come down lately. It was mostly when new that it came dow. My trailer was made in December of 2004 and delivered in Wisconsin the same week of manufacture. Perhaps the adhesive didn't have enough time in its ideal temperature range to cure. If this is the case, the factory could consider using a heat gun (industrial hair dryer of sorts) to help the adhesive do its job.

Jim

08-09-2004, 03:09 PM	#5
jbeletti Jim Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Addison, Illinois USA Posts: 79	2004 3023 wire covers/wall paper trim I'd like to echo 2 other 2004 3023 owners' experience with the wire covers and the wall paper trim. While I have never had a full cover come off, I have had some pop loose. I'm wondering if maybe mine are just a bit too long and the temperature swings cause some material expansion/contraction that makes it snap off. I have also had a lot of the wall paper border (trim) come off the wall. I was able to put it back up (several times) and have not had it come down lately. It was mostly when new that it came dow. My trailer was made in December of 2004 and delivered in Wisconsin the same week of manufacture. Perhaps the adhesive didn't have enough time in its ideal temperature range to cure. If this is the case, the factory could consider using a heat gun (industrial hair dryer of sorts) to help the adhesive do its job. Jim __________________ 2004 TM 3023 2003 Jeep Liberty Equal-i-zer WD Hitch Visit our travel site