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next step if you not done so already is get the TM's for it.
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I was wondering about them thanksGetting there !
fiy, those heavy steel strips are there to reinforce for a lot of weight. Depending on what you plan to install in those locations, you can likely delete them. They aren't really structural beyond being there to support something heavy (like tool boxes, etc). Certainly won't hurt to leave them, but it won't hurt to remove them either (depending of course on what you plan to install there)..
what is the vertical slot that has to be cut out to install window. Looks like a good place for water to start getting into walls..... mold build..... rot things.... Design Looks very concerning to me in that regard.. but I'm no expert.. more of overthinking general flunkyWell I took the plunge and cut a window in. Going to need some 2 in binding posts and some sealant. And some screen and it should be perfect. Found a step for the back.
I seal all the exposed foam areas like that with bedliner. I tested FlexSeal and while a similar product, the bedliner cures hard so is what I found to be better for the task. Just don't spray it on so thick that it the window/vent can't fit in the hole.what is the vertical slot that has to be cut out to install window. Looks like a good place for water to start getting into walls..... mold build..... rot things.... Design Looks very concerning to me in that regard.. but I'm no expert.. more of overthinking general flunky
This is a boat porthole. The slot is the drain . Trim ring will pull it tightwhat is the vertical slot that has to be cut out to install window. Looks like a good place for water to start getting into walls..... mold build..... rot things.... Design Looks very concerning to me in that regard.. but I'm no expert.. more of overthinking general flunky
I had thought about flex seal, will look into the bedliner.I seal all the exposed foam areas like that with bedliner. I tester FlexSeal and while a similar product, the bedliner cures hard so is what I found to be better for the task. Just don't spray it on so thick that it the window/vent can't fit in the hole.
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