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28/6/2010 at 11:48am
 Location: Bracknell
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I have been reading various posts on resealing the awning rail and think I should do this to mine as I have a small patch of damp in the front passenger side under the seat locker. But the front metal strip ( above the windows) looks suspect as it appears that this has been repaired before as there is a slight difference in the wall board on the inside of the van at the front where in bends round.plus the mastic isnt in a neat state ( below the standatds  of  what a tradesman would do)

In the gas locker itself there are old water stains on the underneath of the window self plus through the winter/ bathtime it lets in water through ther door ( new rubber trim has been fitted to the door)

Over the past few yrs we have had the van sitted and left the awning on for up to 6 months at a time so could all the extra wear been  a problem to the awaning rail ???

 



28/6/2010 at 2:07pm
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I would do both starting with the rail that looks as if there has been a repair. I bought a van that had been fixed!!!!! It was the fixed bit that leaked. The original was dry.If you do both then you will be safe.

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