Window Drip Strip/Trim
Howdy all. So my camper has these rubber strips running across the top that (I'm assuming) are to stop water from running down the side channels and above the top window frame. (see pic below) Pretty...
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I see what you are referring to. Could you replace that with a formed piece of aluminum? You'll need to make a way to attach it under that lip but it would look about the same and never need replacing...
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hmmm. Interesting thought. Might actually look a little better if it were fabricated properly. Anyone have thoughts on other options?
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I used the putty tape on my windows between the window and the body of the trailer. I also bought a bunch of the drip caps for my windows. See the links below. Hope this helps.......
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Vintage Trailer Supply sells some. Measure the groove very carefully because the "foot" may be different. VK
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I also have 2 side windows without drip molding too and have been considering adding them too. Seems the factory just wanted to save a buck or two and should have provided them.
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I had to read your initial post several times, and not sure I get what you are looking for. Is it the rubber trim inserts for the window frame? If yes, it may be a standard item available at most RV...
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Thanks for all the replies. I found them on the link provided by biglou but more specifically this page: http://www.vintagetrailersupply.com/Jalousie_Header_Seal_p/vts-386.htm - Jalousie Header &...
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