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Hi, does anyone know what I can search to find locking window clamps similar to these orange/reddish ones? They’re for securing the rear dinette big back window

Hi everyone, first time driving at night last night and when I turned my lights on i noticed nothing in the dash was lighting up, not sure if its related but my engine temperature indicator is also broken… no idea where to begin with troubleshooting this problem. I have an 86 travelmaster savannah and the chilton 1970-88 toyota pickup repair manual handy

Used Henrys durabrite white elastomeric on the roof - 3 coats of the 289 and 296 cloth elastotape on seams, known problem areas, and around vents, heres a pic after the first coat, will get a pic in the morning to show the pooling spots. Maybe self leveling lap sealant will level it out? I ordered some leveling blocks to create an incline when i park so as to drain

So I patched the roof with aluminum flashing - butyl tape underneath and flextape around the edges

My edge trim is in rough shape seems like most of the screws are rusted, any tips on how to get the trim out? Also where could I buy some replacement trim?

Here’s what it looks like underneath, everything needs to be replaced… I agree Linda on adding crossbeam support, the only thing I have to attach to is a single metal frame/reinforcement by my rear dinette, you can see it in the first pic it sort of divides the white and brown walls in the bottom of the pic… curious how I can build out the crossbeam support from this single metal support?

Hey all, I've spent the past couple nights reading through old threads and have started to gather an idea of the work that needs to be done for the task of resealing my roof. I have an 86 Travelmaster with which I have done more harm than good. While inspecting the roof I actually created a hole in the aluminum (first pic is the hole, second is my patch job using flex tape). Was wondering what people would advise for repairing it. It's a pretty sizable hole measuring around 10x14". I also have been scraping off the old sealant and uncovered some small pinholes (third pic, penny for scale). Finally, I've uncovered what appear to be previous patch jobs (4th pic) and some cracking? (5th pic). Would I be fine coating over these patches/cracks with roof coating or should I take some other action before coating? Not quite sure what to do with the pinholes, maybe it would be fine to just put some eternabond tape over it? As for the big hole, I was thinking of using an aluminum sheet from home depot and some 3M marine adhesive with eternabond tape over it and then going over with a roof coating... which leads to my next question: what roof coatings have folks used that they would recommend OR what roof coatings would you absolutely not recommend? I've seen Ames Maximum Stretch, Snow Seal, and Dyco 890 recommended and was looking at some sort of liquid EPDM like RV Roof Magic. Thanks for reading!