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I'd use duct tape for a temp repair. A friend had his crack over last winter. He called a boat repair place and they had a guy come out and do some type of fiberglas repair on it. It looks great but I have no idea how it will hold up.
The problem is unless you stop all movement, the crack will continue to expand...you could try some JB weld and some mesh over it, after it dries, paint it...It will not disappear , you will always see the repair, but it might hold up..
I agree totally with RV-Vagabond, but if you have never attempted this maneuver, let me give you a hint. It only takes a small drill bit, maybe a 1/4 " normally would be plenty large. Then just drill at the both ends of the crack and then only through the plastic. No need to drill into the wall. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.
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Larry & Brenda Burton + Skeeter the Toy Poodle
FT'in since Thanksgiving 2014
2006 Newmar Scottsdale 32' for sale or trade for at least
