Replacement Trim Rail Options For An Enclosed Trailer
Published 02/24/2023 >
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Question:
Hi there, I just bought a used 6x10 enclosed trailer. There is a trim strip that runs across the top in the front and back and has what looks like hard plastic in it that’s cracked and been caulked as a stopgap measure. I’d like to replace that if you have a recommendation for a replacement product you sell. I have photos I can send which may make it easier to understand what I’m referring to. Thank you.
asked by: Jay C
Expert Reply:
We carry quite a few different types/styles of trim so I've attached a link to our selection below so you can take a look. If you still want to send those pictures I can take a look myself and try to find the correct match. When you replace the trim I recommend using some butyl tape # AL28FJ on the back to help seal up the threads of the screws and some non-sag sealant # 344270341437-1 on the edges to prevent any water from getting behind the trim and rotting the walls of your trailer.
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Drip Rail Rubber Railing for RVs and Trailers - Stick On - 10' Tall x 7/8" Tall
- Trailer Door Parts
- Seals
- Drip Rail Seals
- Stick-On
- 1/2 Inch Wide
- 10 Foot Long
- Rubber
- Steele Rubber
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