I pulled my travel trailer out of storage and notice the plastic on the bottom slide is cracked and falling off the wood.
This would be a real B!tch to replace so I think glueing is my best option.
What is the best epoxy for plastic to wood in variable temperatures?
Contact cement seemed like a great choice. I just wasnt sure if it would hold over winter. I don’t use the trailer in winter - just wasn’t sure if the bond would hold.
You might consider gorilla tape. I know it sounds crazy, but get the black stuff that's 3 inches wide. I used it to tape up part of the belly on my trailer and after 4 years its still holding. The tape is a bit pricy, but well worth the cost.
You might consider gorilla tape. I know it sounds crazy, but get the black stuff that's 3 inches wide. I used it to tape up part of the belly on my trailer and after 4 years its still holding. The tape is a bit pricy, but well worth the cost.
I make the odd bump board, I use the Gorilla Crazy glue, then screw and then that exact tape. A little more money but your right the stuff really works well.
It happened on one of my slides years ago, I think I put some silicon and then put the split together and took my air stapler and stitched it together.
I make the odd bump board, I use the Gorilla Crazy glue, then screw and then that exact tape. A little more money but your right the stuff really works well.
Exactly what I would do, easy fix and you have good access. Makes you wonder what goes on at the factory.
I pulled my travel trailer out of storage and notice the plastic on the bottom slide is cracked and falling off the wood.
This would be a real B!tch to replace so I think glueing is my best option.
What is the best epoxy for plastic to wood in variable temperatures?
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Im not sure it would work but couldnt you just screw some thin plastic latts on the joints,done deal.
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I ended up using contact cement. Then bought some of that 3” gorilla tape to tape all the cracked seems. So far it’s holding great but we’ll see how numerous open/close over those rollers goes.
Thanks for all the advice.
I ended up using contact cement. Then bought some of that 3” gorilla tape to tape all the cracked seems. So far it’s holding great but we’ll see how numerous open/close over those rollers goes.
Thanks for all the advice.
Best glue for plastic to wood on exterior trailer
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