Plastic Corner Trim Shattered by Cold Temps.

sabel · March 2017

Uncovered the T@B for a trip down south and discovered the plastic exterior corner trim has shattered at numerous locations on both sides. No way it can be repaired and it would do it again if replaced. Must be caused by very cold temperatures here in Wyoming.
Has anyone taken the trim off and simply left it off. Looks like remove would make it like a clamshell trim.

Nomad · March 2017

Bet ya moisture/water got under there.

Ratkity · March 2017

I haven't @sabel, but before I sold my T@Bitha, the trim started cracking at the top. The winter's here aren't near as bad as Wyoming too. It is decorative and adds to the charm, but I don't believe it's necessary. Since yours is black, perhaps some black caulk or epoxy would work (I can't see the cracks in the picture - sorry).

sabel · March 2017

Our T@B has been stored under roof and with a cover on it so water could not have caused it. Caulk or epoxy won't work because there's too many cracks, gaps are too big and pieces are too misaligned. Hard to see on the photo.

Plastic Corner Trim Shattered by Cold Temps.

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