Should I caulk these? If so, do I need to strip out the foam that feels like it is in there (in at least one place it may not be)?
Vintage Trailer Seams
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Vintage Trailer Seams
by DaveWeinstein » Wed Apr 23, 2014 9:11 pm
These are the seams along the trailer (they are symmetrical, so that the same pattern of direction of seam appears everywhere).
Should I caulk these? If so, do I need to strip out the foam that feels like it is in there (in at least one place it may not be)?
Should I caulk these? If so, do I need to strip out the foam that feels like it is in there (in at least one place it may not be)?
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Re: Vintage Trailer Seams
by 48Rob » Thu Apr 24, 2014 7:12 pm
Dave,
No.
The seams in the siding do not need to be sealed or caulked.
Rob
No.
The seams in the siding do not need to be sealed or caulked.
Rob
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