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[diverguy]

i removed the alum angle, cleaned all the calk up, and replaced with insert trim molding. this stuff rocks, highly recomend. no annelaing, molded perfect. take a look.

[s4son]

I used mill finished trim with black insert. Anyway, it bent to the curve very easily, no anneling necessary. It's a softer aluminum then the angle you get at HD.

Scott F.

[diverguy]

thanks scott. any advice is welome. this stuff was a little expensive. however i was able to only buy what i needed. so i really dont want to mess it up. plus i got all they had.

[madjack]

DG, that stuff is "dead soft" and should not require annealing...take your time and it should go right around the curve..
madjack

[diverguy]

DG, that stuff is "dead soft" and should not require annealing...take your time and it should go right around the curve..
madjack

thanks for the advice MJ. you were right. this stuff bent like butter. i was actually impressed with myself. but that happens alot. LOL.

[s4son]

That really looks good!

Scott F.

[Airmad]

Hey Diverguy. It looks great. Where did you get it, what's it called, and how much does it cost? Thanks. Airmad

[diverguy]

i got it from a local RV dealer. i got all he had about 22 ft. it was $2.00 a foot. it is called insert trim molding. it is an alum extrusion that has a slot where you can insert a vinal trim that covers your screws. i got the yellow pages out and called every RV dealer till i found oune that had some in stock
you can order it from http://all-rite.com/ . i just happen to find it local.
i tell you this stuff was the bomb. it bent so easy with not one single kink to straighten. i installed both sides in about 30 min. had to make a few cuts on it to match other stuff. but it was a breez and gives the camper and more finished look.

[Miriam C.]

Beautiful look DG. How wide is that on the side edge?

Your TD just keeps looking better. Time to build #2

[Creamcracker]

i got it from a local RV dealer. i got all he had about 22 ft. it was $2.00 a foot. it is called insert trim molding. it is an alum extrusion that has a slot where you can insert a vinal trim that covers your screws. i got the yellow pages out and called every RV dealer till i found oune that had some in stock
you can order it from http://all-rite.com/ . i just happen to find it local.
i tell you this stuff was the bomb. it bent so easy with not one single kink to straighten. i installed both sides in about 30 min. had to make a few cuts on it to match other stuff. but it was a breez and gives the camper and more finished look.

Of those "INsert Moldings" on the ALL-RITE website which one did you use. Give the number if you can.
Thanks
Philip

[Mary K]

That Looks Great!!! And Easy huh???

Thanks for posting this will help a lot folks.


Mk

[diverguy]

i am not sure if what i got came from alrite or not. but my deminsions are 1 1/4 X 3/4. 3/4 on the side and 1 1/4 on top. the top has a 1'' slot for 1'' insert. i believe what i think most people use is the M24 or the M34. madjack probably knows for sure. i just browsed through their pile of stuff till i found what i thought would work.

[Creamcracker]

i am not sure if what i got came from alrite or not. but my deminsions are 1 1/4 X 3/4. 3/4 on the side and 1 1/4 on top. the top has a 1'' slot for 1'' insert. i believe what i think most people use is the M24 or the M34. madjack probably knows for sure. i just browsed through their pile of stuff till i found what i thought would work.

Many thanks -- you've confirmed what I had tentatively identified.
Great look on the TD by the way.
Regards Philip

[Podunkfla]

It sure makes for a nice clean install... I like it. :thumbsup:

[Miriam C.]

wonder if they make it wider on the side.