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Filon fiberglass RV siding material is installed on a teardrop RV camping trailer using Stabond T440C contact cement. This DIY guide demonstrates how to attach new Filon to a camper or RV using Composet CompoBond. Filon siding is a durable and lightweight material that adds style to your RV and provides an added layer of protection. Whether you’re a seasoned DIYer or a beginner, this article will guide you through the process.

To replace your RV’s siding, remove all frames covering the section you are about to replace, use a flathead screwdriver, and remove any lights on. Crane Composites Filon RV exterior sidewall panels provide resistance to dents, dings, mold, mildew, and more. One secret to a great fitting new Filon RV skin is using the old skin as a template, laying it on the new Filon, tracing around all openings, and cutting it out.

If you have foam insulated walls, patching the holes and painting the entire side can help. There are several methods for delaminating the wood from the fiberglass, such as DIY under $500, buying new fiberglass through local RV dealers, and using standard contact cement like Weldbond. Once both parts are dry to the touch, they are ready to be bonded.

In summary, Filon fiberglass RV siding is a durable and lightweight material that adds style and protection to your RV. It is easy to install and maintain, making it a cost-effective and environmentally friendly option for RV owners.