Rv Interior Trim Molding Repair Instructions?

This video teaches how to fix trim in your RV using tools like Porter Cable Nail Gun and Gorilla Glue. Loose interior trim can be an eyesore and a nuisance, but it’s a simple and inexpensive repair task that can be done on your own. Old RVs with wood trim may be too old, and the faux wood trim used to create their great interior look may not be available anymore.

Replacement of trim and RV corner molding is essential to keep water out of your RV. To do this, determine the width of your RV channel molding, which is typically 1″. Replace damaged trim molding with a bead of glue, press it into place, clean up any excess, and hold it in place with a piece of “blue masking tape” overnight.

The thin trim used in RVs and mobile homes is usually covered with wallpaper type vinyl and can be found at mobile home supply places. Drill 4 pilot holes into the trim piece with a 1/16 drill, lathered all-purpose Gorilla glue between the trim and molding, and used 17″ of glue.

In summary, replacing RV trim molding is a simple and inexpensive project that can help keep your RV looking its best.