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Mostly to make it look nice, my old Alaskan had black streaks down the side from water running off the tape. I will try acetone on a test piece and make sure it doesn't screw up the paint Thanks Sent from my Passport using Tapatalk 2

I have used lots of butyl tape on my Alaskan camper, after trimming what squeezes out, there is a sticky residue left on the white aluminum siding. I want to seal the edge of the butyl between the camper and the trim with 3M4000. Looking for a solvent that will remove the residue without eating...

Hey thanks for the details, last questions, the lens cover doesn't look water tight, is the circuit board covered in epoxy? Is the housing plastic? Thx Sent from my Passport using Tapatalk 2

Thanks idasho, what does the back look like?, is there room for the wires and connections on a flat surface? Sent from my Passport using Tapatalk 2

Thx, those look good, trying to see if they are available here, a bit pricey Sent from my Passport using Tapatalk 2

You have to pay return shipping with prime unless you claim it's defective in some way. I'm getting totally fed up with them, I ordered some wood glue this winter that arrived frozen and they wanted me to pay return shipping. Recently I ordered some 12v lights, options were brass or stainless...

Thanks for the pics, I can't tell, how tight does it go to the rear? If it was on a camper with rear door would it do a good job keeping the entry dry? Sent from my Passport using Tapatalk 2

That might work, thanks Sent from my Passport using Tapatalk 2

That's cool, how do you get in? You going to hook the tail lights up?:) Sent from my Passport using Tapatalk 2

I kinda lost track, how many new dealers in the last year? Good job!, glad business is booming Sent from my Passport using Tapatalk 2

Lots of hours under the hood to get welds like that. Sent from my Passport using Tapatalk 2

Anyone know of a source for an outdoor led flood that surface mounts and can be sealed to the siding of a rv? I have a 1/2" hole with the wires coming out and want them to be hidden/sealed by the fixture. These are for the side and rear awning lights on my Alaskan. Everything I have seen has an...

Great write up, thanks Sent from my Passport using Tapatalk 2

I would double check, I'm going on 07-12 research, but I can't imagine much of a difference, it's mostly physics, x pounds with x engine at x rpms(final ratio) Sent from my Passport using Tapatalk 2

We were in Acadia NP last month, you see more trash walking to a trail head from your car in parks in Ma and CT than you will in an entire week of walking around Acadia, I couldn't believe how clean it was. Litter bugs suck! Sent from my Passport using Tapatalk 2

I like the idea of the actuators. I ordered a set of 4 plus a controller and two remotes for my Alaskan build, but the controller arrived broken and everything seemed cheaply made. The remotes were a joke. I sent them back for a refund, I was too lazy to research better ones, the little bit of...

Care to elaborate? You can order a 3500 with higher gears and the Aisin tranny, but what's the difference in brakes and axles? Sent from my Passport using Tapatalk 2

Unless something changed in the last couple years, the 2500 and 3500 are the exact same truck with very minor differences in the springs, I doubt you would see any difference in mpg for a given engine and gear ratios' Sent from my Passport using Tapatalk 2

I also finished the trim on the rear half of the roof section, I just need to run a bead of 3M4000 along the edge of the butyl tape. Came out nice and clean, but busier looking than I wanted due to all the SS screws. I couldn't find a replacement for the original rain gutter, so I cut 1/16"...

I bought a used 10' siding brake to do the siding trim, being a siding brake means it only has a 13" throat, which means more seams than from the factory. The siding is fun to work with, but being that it is pre finished, you have to be careful. I got most of the lower section done, the...