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Baggy Ceiling Repair

I finally tackled the sagging ceiling .  I decided not to open it up totally because of the mess of dried up glue, disintegrated foam, rust etc.  I took down the vinyl strip and replaced it with a finished piece of pine.  I also found some buttons that matched the originals perfectly.  Buttons come with a satisfactory screw for installation. Thus the tuck and roll look. (link below) This Minwax stain was a good match also.  Anchored wood to ceiling with 1/12" self tapping metal screws.  It should last as long as the coach. ^.^d

All in all, a pretty clean fix.


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Jack and Cathy
1992 U280 Unihome 36' Build #4034
Cummins 8.3 /  Allison MT647/ PacBrake
Apopka, FL / Barre Center, NY

Re: Baggy Ceiling Repair

Reply #1
Good match

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Reply #2
Jack.  Good job, way to keep the old girl alive.
Robert and Susan
 1995 36' 280 WTBI 8.3 3060r
 1200 watts on the roof, 720 Ah of lithium's
 Build # 4637. Motorcade # 17599
        FMCA  # 451505
        18  Wrangler JLUR

 

Re: Baggy Ceiling Repair

Reply #3
Well done sir.
1998 U295 36'
Build# 5358

SMILE!....it makes people wonder what you have been doing.