I have a 2008 4 horse Cimarron gooseneck trailer with LQ that just had a tree fall on the roof. I now have 4 holes in the roof that need to be repaired. I live in Michigan but I have no idea who to contact to get it repaired. It looks like the insurance company will cover it. Does anyone know of a good trailer repair place to have the work done at? I'm going to take it back to the original conversion company to get the LQ fixed. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!
Posted 2011-11-26 10:37 PM (#139127 - in reply to #139125) Subject: RE: Trailer Repair
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Posts: 402 Location: Lockport, Illinois
I would call the manufacture and see who they would recommend. There could be numerous dealers that you could take the trailer in for repairs, but not all can do a repair of this magnitude and make it look acceptable.
Posted 2011-11-27 8:08 AM (#139131 - in reply to #139125) Subject: RE: Trailer Repair
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Posts: 368 Location: Georgia
I had a tree fall just close to my trailer and several limbs struck the trailer...one limb punched a hole through the aluminum roof but not through the interior LQ material. The hole was approximately half dollar size (maybe slightly larger). Upon advice from a friend, I was able to repair it using EP-200 Epoxy Putty. Filled the hole and I have had no problems. Don't know if this would work for your situation but I was very glad that it worked for me!
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