Does anyone have any tips to keep the rubber seal around my TTs basement door in its track? I pulled her out of storage today and one of them was almost all the way off. When I put it back in not 10 min later the corners came back out
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Sometimes the bend/curve creates this as that is really straight trim that they install in an oval. On our previous Jayco they put an exterior color matching screw through the piece in the bends/corners on the compartment doors. I guess that is why. I wonder if a slit in the inside corner may help relieve the "pressure of the bend?
You could always experiment a little with it and buy new trim if what you do doesn't fix it. They sell the stuff by the roll on Amazon or at your local RV dealer's parts department.
Looking at the photo again, it looks like they may have cut it too short and it is stretched too tight to make it all the way around. Maybe trying a new longer piece may also be the fix. Good luck.
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