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09-08-2010, 09:22 AM
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Fixing side seam
Looking for some help. I have a 2008 Flagstaff Classic Super Lite 829 BHSS and the front nose cone seam on the left side has a gap from the bottom to aprox half way up. What should I use to reseal it? There is a narrow hard white strip of some sort of sealant that runs completely along this seam that is still attached from 1/2 way to the top.
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09-08-2010, 09:55 AM
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Location: South Alabama
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Can you post a picture of it?
You most likely need to remove the moulding, reseal and replace it.
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09-08-2010, 10:06 AM
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Location: Eastern Oklahoma, USA
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If it's just needing to be re-caulked, FR recommends a caulk manufactured by Silaprene. Most dealers stock it or it can be ordered through FR's parts department.
If the front cap is beginning to seperate, I would use about anything for now as a temp fix just to keep any water damage form happening, then I would take it to a repair shop to have them check it out. There would be a reason why the front cap is beginning to seperate and I would think it will only get worse with time.
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09-10-2010, 11:57 AM
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The camper sat for about a year before we bought it and had only been used once. We took it out for a shakedown trip close to home then hauled it 2500 miles round trip that's when I noticed the cracked along the inside seam on the front along the trim. I applied some fresh caulking and then noticed the side. The cracks are about the thickness of a business card and equal on both sides. Could the trailer be just settling or the caulking be dried out from sitting in the sun uncovered?
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