benpaneccasio

Hello friends, I am currently fixing a leak in my overhead cab and am up to the part where I put my trim back on and screw everything in. My order of operations is: 1. Dicor Corner tape to connect and cover the side fiberglass to the overhead cab filon 2. Butal tape 3. Screw everything in 4. Put in new trim My issue is on part 3. What is the best way to make sure water does not get in from the screws?? I have thought about using neoprene backed washers on the screws + sealing with dicor + putting a piece of Eterna bond tape over each screw?? What are your thoughts???? i would appreciate as speedy of a response as possible as I wish to get it finished tomorrow Thank you

Hello friends, I am currently fixing a leak in my overhead cab and am up to the part where I put my trim back on and screw everything in. My order of operations is: 1. Dicor Corner tape to connect and cover the side fiberglass to the overhead cab filon 2. Butal tape 3. Screw everything in 4. Put in new trim My issue is on part 3. What is the best way to make sure water does not get in from the screws?? I have thought about using neopreme backed washers on the screws + sealing with dicor + putting a piece of Eterna bond tape over each screw?? What are your thoughts???? i would appreciate as speedy of a response as possible as I wish to get it finished tomorrow Thank you