Molding on edge of roof and sidewalls

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Molding on edge of roof and sidewalls

Postby Billl Burton » Mon Nov 13, 2006 10:03 pm

Sorry, I have looked all over this site and can't find a name for the trim I want. I know a few places sell aluminum and I may have to go with that , but I have seen a couple of teardrops that had vinyl that covered about an inch and a half of the roof and an inch and a half down the sidewall it looked like it used the metal flat trim piece that has a rubber insert in it on top of it for dressing it up. Anyone know where I can buy that stuff? It just seems to be a piece of vinyl with a 90 degree in the middle. Thanks, Bill
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Postby grant whipp » Mon Nov 13, 2006 10:26 pm

Hey there, Bill!

I don't know anyting about the vinyl moldings you mentioned, but there are at least 3 different bendable aluminum edge moldings:
1. RV Roof Edge Molding (has the vinyl inert on the top that covers the mounting screw channel and screws), available at any good RV Repair & Supply outlet
2. Regular Edge Molding (simple "L"-type, with holes punched for screws on the long[top] flat), available at any good RV Repair & Supply outlet and a couple of Teardrop Parts peddlers (like myself ... ;-} ;-} ...)
3. Reproduction Vintage Edge Molding (exact reproduction of the edge moldings found on vintage KITs & Ken-Skills & others), available from R,W, Johnson, www.teardroptrailers.net , and the Teardrop Fix-It Shop, www.teardropparts.com , and possibly others (NOT me).

Good Luck with your search (and on your project)! In the meantime ..

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Postby halfdome, Danny » Mon Nov 13, 2006 10:38 pm

You may be referring to 1904 corner insert mill wide lip on page 12 of the 2002 catalog you'll need to download from Interstate Metals , Milwaukee , Oregon Danny
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Postby MOKI SEAKER » Tue Nov 14, 2006 12:44 pm

Bill I used garage door seal, and contact cement. I hope that is not a social fobar...Jim G :oops: :oops: :R
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Postby Gerdo » Tue Nov 14, 2006 1:24 pm

I used the All-Rite M24 Wide Lip Insert http://all-rite.com/ (Insert Moldings) with the plastic screw cover. I bought mine locally (Arvada, Co)


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Postby halfdome, Danny » Tue Nov 14, 2006 2:16 pm

Gerdo wrote:I used the All-Rite M24 Wide Lip Insert http://all-rite.com/ (Insert Moldings) with the plastic screw cover. I bought mine locally (Arvada, Co)


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I noticed they have a nice links page. Saved it :) Danny
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Re: MOLDING

Postby Texas teardrop » Tue Nov 14, 2006 4:23 pm

MOKI SEAKER wrote:Bill I used garage door seal, and contact cement. I hope that is not a social fobar...Jim G :oops: :oops: :R


I like that idea! nice and simple!
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Postby Billl Burton » Tue Nov 14, 2006 4:38 pm

Thanks Everyone lots of great info. Since this is my first anything build I am thinking of going cheap and easy and the next one I will put more money into after we decide what we want and need. I was at Lowes and spotted the garage door trim. What kind of adhesive did you use please and did it need to be scored to fit?
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Re: MOLDING

Postby steve wolverton » Tue Nov 14, 2006 6:33 pm

MOKI SEAKER wrote:Bill I used garage door seal, and contact cement. I hope that is not a social fobar...Jim G :oops: :oops: :R


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Postby MOKI SEAKER » Wed Nov 15, 2006 9:01 am

Bill, I just used contact cement that I got at Lowes. Jim G 8)
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