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Fixing small leak in the center of my fiberglass horse trailer roof

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bavenda
Reg. Feb 2010
Posted 2010-10-24 1:42 PM (#126186)
Subject: Fixing small leak in the center of my fiberglass horse trailer roof


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I have a small hole in the fiberglass roof of my horse trailer.  I can get a fiberglass repair kit but I am concerned that the roof will take my weight on it.  What is the best way to repair a small hole in the center of the roof? (I can't reach it just standing on a ladder

Would a piece of plywood on the top help spread out the weight?

 

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laurie
Reg. Jun 2004
Posted 2010-10-24 3:03 PM (#126187 - in reply to #126186)
Subject: RE: Fixing small leak in the center of my fiberglass horse trailer roof


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Plywood or you could put a ladder on each side and plank acrossed it and then no weight would be on the roof. You might also ask the maunfacturer what they suggest
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gard
Reg. Aug 2007
Posted 2010-10-24 6:01 PM (#126190 - in reply to #126186)
Subject: RE: Fixing small leak in the center of my fiberglass horse trailer roof


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I find the easiest way to support a roof if it is open on the inside, is to brace it from the inside. The same piece of plywood and a 2 x 4 cut to length from the floor to roof, will easily support your weight. Cut the stud slightly longer (+1/2") and wedge it into place.

If the glass is torn, you will need a repair kit. If it only has a singular small hole, JB Weld will make an easy, long lasting repair.

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