Hi Lynn,
Maybe this will help. Brunnerent.com or Brunner Enterprizes Inc. (877) 299-2622
A supplier of aluminium products.(thanks to R.J.Dial) On the plastic or vinyl edging,
I have seen variations of different products at several RV stores. These are usually
the Mom & Pop shops that have been around since the sixties and if you ask the right
person, they will take you to the "surplus" storage area out back. This is also where
I have found some of the cove moulding aluminium I used around my floors. Larger discount
marine stores also have aluminium and vinyl/plastic products. Hope this helps
Gary Campbell
62' Safari
Kittery Point, Maine
> Anyhow, after tearing my 1959 Overlander apart and rebuilding it from the
> ground up, I'm finally to the point of putting the cabinetry back in --
> WOW! But I have two problems:
>
> (1) Does anyone have a source for a good replacement for the brownish
> plastic or vinyl trim pieces used in several places where wall met plywood
> (e.g., top edge of wood pieces over doorways, back edges of lavatory
> cabinet)?
>
> (2) Does anyone have advice for getting aluminum tracks back onto edges of
> wall panels? Some pieces fit back on fairly easily, others not --
> especially in bath where I removed the greyish linoleum-flooring-type
> stuff and replaced it with white FRP, which is a few micrometers thicker.
> Is there a good way to spread the channel a tiny bit without deforming it?
> Or a secret lubricant? Or a place to buy new, wider aluminum channel?