Caravanstore fitting
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Re: Caravanstore fitting
I'm sure you could, it would be as strong as your sealant and preparation. Don't see why not except perhaps in a strong wind- but then in that case the method of fixing on would not really matter!
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Re: Caravanstore fitting
I don't think sojamesandtheopenroad wrote:
Sorry to jump in on this thread OP, but could you Tigerseal something like this instead of riveting it on to the hightop - would it hold? Just not that keen in making more holes in the fiberglass.
The thing is the footprint of the rail is tiny compared to the surface area you'll be fighting the wind with
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Re: Caravanstore fitting
Screws needed. Get longer ones than provided with the kit.
Seal under first, then screw. Good luck!
Seal under first, then screw. Good luck!
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