Rub Rail
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I seem to recall reading that you can use a heat gun and rubber mallet; but have never had to do it myself.
Rub Rail,
Paul has the answer there. Last year I couldnt figure out why the rub rail was coming out of the slide, in the spring. Thought my neighbour must of given me a rub while he was docking. Then while trying to place it back in the slides noticed a lot of dirt and moisture in the slide.
Of course,,,,,, water/snow gets in there,, freezes and pushes the rail out of its guides. I now take the end caps off in the fall to let it drain.
Paul has the answer there. Last year I couldnt figure out why the rub rail was coming out of the slide, in the spring. Thought my neighbour must of given me a rub while he was docking. Then while trying to place it back in the slides noticed a lot of dirt and moisture in the slide.
Of course,,,,,, water/snow gets in there,, freezes and pushes the rail out of its guides. I now take the end caps off in the fall to let it drain.
My rub rail insert kept falling out of the track and after much frustration I completely re-adhesived (new word) the insert in the track. Two years and no problem even with a few "crash landings". Used packaging tape to secure the insert while the adhesive (4200 fast cure) was setting-up.
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