Cover for door screws
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Marie,
I'm having a tough time visualizing what you need, but it sounds like it might be a seal or trim strip. If you can't get one at an RV dealer or Camping World, try calling the manufacturer. Depending on the age of the RV, they may some in inventory. Alternatively, try some of these RV parts & salvage places.
I'm having a tough time visualizing what you need, but it sounds like it might be a seal or trim strip. If you can't get one at an RV dealer or Camping World, try calling the manufacturer. Depending on the age of the RV, they may some in inventory. Alternatively, try some of these RV parts & salvage places.
John From Detroit
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If it is what I think it is you can find it at Camping World, Most RV dealers and many lumber yards.
Alas, it's name I don't know
Tom, think of the aluminum rail the screws go in and the plastic stirp that fits in the rail to cover the screws. Standard part on nearly every RV and even my late mother-in-law's kitchen, Comes in different colors or may be painted.
Alas, it's name I don't know
Tom, think of the aluminum rail the screws go in and the plastic stirp that fits in the rail to cover the screws. Standard part on nearly every RV and even my late mother-in-law's kitchen, Comes in different colors or may be painted.
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John In Detroit said:
I'm still at a loss John.
John From Detroit
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Try this Tom It is what I'm thinking of, though it's white, not black.
Trim Strip inserts from Camping World
Trim Strip inserts from Camping World
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Thanks John, hopefully that answers Marie's question.
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Thank guys
it actually is a trim strip(and i could not get the name of it from the tip of my tongue to write it down) and it may be the one i saw at camping world who's 3/8" wide and black not white,except that mine does not glue to the steel rails on the side of the doors it snap into it ,but since i have an 1989 Chevy Escaper that could be the replacement for what i got there now,the same trim also cover the screws around the generator & hot water in fact all the trim that are on the side of the RV except for the rail screws trim cover who are 1" and are have severals colors choises everything else is about 3/8 ".
I am also trilled about the list of sources for RV'S parts & salvage you gave me,i am sure they will come in handy.
Thank you so much.
Marie :-*
Thank guys
it actually is a trim strip(and i could not get the name of it from the tip of my tongue to write it down) and it may be the one i saw at camping world who's 3/8" wide and black not white,except that mine does not glue to the steel rails on the side of the doors it snap into it ,but since i have an 1989 Chevy Escaper that could be the replacement for what i got there now,the same trim also cover the screws around the generator & hot water in fact all the trim that are on the side of the RV except for the rail screws trim cover who are 1" and are have severals colors choises everything else is about 3/8 ".
I am also trilled about the list of sources for RV'S parts & salvage you gave me,i am sure they will come in handy.
Thank you so much.
Marie :-*
John From Detroit
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The Trim Strip insert that I posted the link to for Tom does, indeed, snap into the metal trim strip, Not glue in (though you could either 1: glue it or 2: lay 2-faced tape in the channel first to hold it, there is no reason to.
As i said, I've seen these at lumber yards as well, and with a much wider selection of color
As i said, I've seen these at lumber yards as well, and with a much wider selection of color
