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Hi All,
We just bought our first rot-box on wheels. Having read all the sites I can find about how to go about repairing it I'm stuck with applying the mastic to the awning rail (on the non-awning side). Our van is a Swift Pirouette, about 1992 vintage and has rails with a deep channel in the back (about 4mm wide x 4mm deep) that the fixing screws come in through. This was full of old mastic, about the only stuff that wasn't hard and crumbly. There are black rubber(?) trims along each edge of the aluminium rail that clip into further grooves along the back of the rail, these had contracted back away from the joint in the rail leaving a 3cm gap.
What's the best way to put mastic on these rails?
I've got some 4W mastic strip that is 32mm wide and a tube of sikaflex. The width of the rail with the rubber seals fitted is 38mm.
Any help much appreciated,
Darwinian
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