Caravanstore fitting

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Re: Caravanstore fitting

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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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jamesandtheopenroad wrote:Image

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.
I don't think so
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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Screws needed. Get longer ones than provided with the kit.

Seal under first, then screw. Good luck!
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