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Location: Chilliwack, B.C. | I have a 3 year old classic cavalier 3 horse bumper pull, the black trim that covers the seams have all cracked, we need to replace them, but have been unable to find anything, I believe the manufacturers of this trailer have closed, We live in B.C. Canada, does anybody have any ideas. Thanks |
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Location: western PA | Is the black trim a caulking or a beading material inserted during assembly? If it's a caulking, it can easily be renewed with new materials, preferably using marine products that have a life span much longer than three years. |
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Location: Chilliwack, B.C. | thanks, but it is a 3/4 inch black vinyl stripping |
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Location: western PA | 1/8" wider: http://www.ebay.com/itm/7-8-X-150-Black-Single-Pin-Stripe-Vinyl-Striping-Tape-/200214916407?hash=item2e9dbd2d37&item=200214916407&vxp=mtr |
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Location: Ridgeville, SC | Or maybe this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/RV-Insert-Molding-Trim-3-4-W-Black-25-/1105... |
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Location: high desert, CA. | Yeah, it is the 3/4 inch vinyl stripping. you can also get it at ;Horse trailer accessory store. |
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Location: Northern CA | My trailer is an 06 Monarch Classic and I noticed this last winter it started leaking around the tack door. I realized it was the trim ( black vinyl trim) that needs to be replaced. Also leaking around the windows now too. Guess the rubber is old and has shrunk? So, I am in the same boat as you! Time to replace all the rubber/vinyl |
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Location: Chilliwack, B.C. | found the right trim, thank you all for the help |
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replacing black trim around trailer seams
