This is what I got done on my trailer this summer

[b1mmuo27]

Nice & solid.

[William]

That was a big job looks good what caused the damage?

[J.Lockhart]

Wow... man I wish I had the even HALF the skills that some of y'all do...

[b1mmuo27]

Originally Posted by William

That was a big job looks good what caused the damage?

I think the putty tape was dried out. It takes a few years to do that much rot damaged.

[Doug]

That's an outstanding job.
I've been waiting for an update on this major project.
It's cool to see what's behind the curtain lol
Pretty basic building methods with some special materials.

I may find me a 5ver project in the future not that you've shown what all's involved.

Great work. Thanks for sharing.

Can't wait to see final pictures.

Best regards,
Doug

[glsimms]

Man that looks great!!

Jayco ought to put you on their payroll...... :wink:

[Threebutchers]

Impressive....thanks for sharing!

[mcfarmall]

Originally Posted by glsimms

Man that looks great!!

Jayco ought to put you on their payroll...... :wink:

That won't happen...he's way over-qualified!!

[Jagiven]

Very nice, how do you plan to reside the unit?

[kiwaon]

Nice work! How do you plan to re join the fiberglass where it was cut on the side?

BTW is that a Timmy's cup I see in the first picture?

cheers and have a great day.

[b1mmuo27]

Originally Posted by kiwaon

Nice work! How do you plan to re join the fiberglass where it was cut on the side?

BTW is that a Timmy's cup I see in the first picture?

cheers and have a great day.

Yes that is a Tim Horton cup. It's only 5 minutes away from the trailer. As for the fibreglass it butts up together & then using fibreglasss & epoxy patch it together & sand. You won't see the splice. paint later.

[b1mmuo27]

Originally Posted by Jagiven

Very nice, how do you plan to reside the unit?

With Fibregalss siding, you won't be able to see a seem when repainted.