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Tip Heard of Seam Tape?

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Neal

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Location
Midlothian, VA
RV Year
2017
RV Make
Newmar
RV Model
Ventana 4037
RV Length
40' 10"
Chassis
Freightliner XCR
Engine
Cummins 400 HP
TOW/TOAD
2017 Chevy Colorado
Fulltimer
No
When I did my FPU my tech told me about seam tape and I said yes and got two rolls, narrow and wide. This is the tape they use in your decor for areas such as molding between the bedroom and living room area. Someone dinged my ceiling, either me or more likely a detailing service I did that didn't go so well that was both inside and outside detailing. I finally brought my seam tape along from home and used it for the first time. Works great, blends great and very hard to see it's there. I recommend getting this before it's something that goes out of stock (model year too old) should your coach ever need it.

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Yes sir. I bought some when I was at the Service Center. This was pro active to cover any booboos I made in attempting a mod.
 
Very handy stuff. When we went back to have AGS added to our Canyon Star, our tech (great guy) waxed poetic about the great job they had done in the salon to pull the molding and hide the thermistor cable behind the molding. Truly, it all looked great...in the salon. We had the single mid bath on our unit (CS 3719). I went into the bath, and there was a perfect straight line of puncture wounds where the had over coaxed the molding staples back into place. DW and I understood what happened and knew it would be an easy fix, but the poor tech was mortified. I had him get the small seam tape and apply it like a molding strip in the head. Worked great, looked like it was original equipment.
 

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