muddytrux
Member
Well,
We took our new travel trailer out for an end of season camping trip in November. The campground was primarily for tent camping, but there are a few spots for RVs. To make a long story short; the side of the trailer found the roof of the pit toilet shelter. Luckily the roof was wood shingles, and I was obviously not the first to have hit it. The damage was not as bad as it could have been, but now I have a nice two foot long ripple in the siding.
So, what do I do now? I've done body work on cars, but not aluminum siding. Can the damaged panel be replaced fairly easy, or is body filler the typical repair method? I can touch up the paint, and it probably won't be too noticeable (you have to look up to see it anyway).
Any advice?
We took our new travel trailer out for an end of season camping trip in November. The campground was primarily for tent camping, but there are a few spots for RVs. To make a long story short; the side of the trailer found the roof of the pit toilet shelter. Luckily the roof was wood shingles, and I was obviously not the first to have hit it. The damage was not as bad as it could have been, but now I have a nice two foot long ripple in the siding.
So, what do I do now? I've done body work on cars, but not aluminum siding. Can the damaged panel be replaced fairly easy, or is body filler the typical repair method? I can touch up the paint, and it probably won't be too noticeable (you have to look up to see it anyway).
Any advice?