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Originally Posted by beeje
Billhorn, The trim I am talking about is on the exterior of the bedroom slide (at the bottom). There is a square corner piece screwed on each side. The bottom trim piece goes from front to back and has 3 or so screws in the face of it and a bunch up from the bottom. What happens is water rolls down the face of the slide and penetrates between the bottom trim piece and the slide wall and gets trapped in there rotting the slide floor. These trim pieces need to be removed and caulked in place upon reinstallation.
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I had a similar issue with my bedroom bottom slide trim. Exterior caulking had failed and allowed water to collect on the bottom edge of the plywood siding. Using wood petrifier to solidify the rotton edge. Also the extrabond tape used on the slide roof still had plastic attached to parts of the tape and this created a roof leak. Factory or dealer had placed a substantial amount of caulking to resolve the issue in the past.
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