How to Replace Flexible Insert Trim on Your RV: A DIY Guide
In this DIY episode, we’ll walk you through fixing a common issue with your RV—shrunken, missing, or loose flexible insert trim. Follow these easy, step-by-step instructions to replace it and give your RV a refreshed appearance.
Safety First
Before starting, prioritize safety. Ensure your workspace is secure and be careful when using a ladder. Our goal is to complete the repair injury-free.
Tools Needed:
- Screw inserts
- Putty bone
- Screw gun with Phillips or #2 square bit
Steps to Replace Flexible Insert Trim
- Remove the Old Insert:
- If the trim is stuck or missing, use the putty bone to carefully pry it free. If there's sealant, use the putty bone to remove the insert from the track along the base trim.
- Prepare the New Insert:
- Precut a new piece of flexible insert to the required length, ensuring it will adequately cover the area.
- Install the New Insert:
- Use the putty bone to guide the new insert back into the base trim. Secure the ends by screwing them in or applying sealant to hold it in place.
- Final Touch:
- Ensure the insert is securely positioned and fits seamlessly into the track.
With these simple steps, you can easily replace the screw insert trim on your RV and have it looking as good as new. This straightforward DIY project saves you time and money, ensuring your RV is ready for your next adventure. Safe travels and Camp Better!
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