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Old 05-07-2009, 01:13 PM   #1
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Hairline cracks on top front of coach
I was performing the unending chore of cleaning bugs off the front of the coach when I noticed some hairline cracks just below the yellow lights at the top of the coach. Anybody else have these? Any suggestions for keeping them from running farther?
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Hello Jerry:

The cracks you see are probably the Gel Coat, and not the fiberglass. To stop this you have to take it a body shop and they can repair & repaint.
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