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Old 04-15-2017, 08:09 AM   #1
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Just finished redoing a 1979 1300 Trillium. What are my rock guard options on the lower front end of fiberglass?
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Rhino liner or similar product in the color you want.
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Old 04-15-2017, 11:39 AM   #3
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If it's a window 'rock guard' - my idea was to make use of the original (replaced) plexiglass window, by framing it with edging material and creating retractable folding arms to hinge it to the TT shell. That way. it's the right shape and curvature; and, I'll have both a weather and sun shield, as well as a 'rock guard' when mobile.
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Old 04-15-2017, 04:27 PM   #4
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Just finished redoing a 1979 1300 Trillium. What are my rock guard options on the lower front end of fiberglass?
3M makes a clear product that body shops can put on. We had some put on our motorhome front end when we went to Alaska. It wasn't real expensive and did the job. Might be able to do it yourself if you had the tools and knew how. Haven't done the Casita yet.
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I used a product called "Grizzly Grip" on the lower front fiberglass of our Uhaul. Available in various colors. I taped the edge of the area I wanted to put it on, used a 4" roller to paint it on. Other option, huge mudflap across the rear of your tow vehicle, seen it done to protect a high dollar Scotty restoration.
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I used a product called "Grizzly Grip" on the lower front fiberglass of our Uhaul. Available in various colors. I taped the edge of the area I wanted to put it on, used a 4" roller to paint it on. Other option, huge mudflap across the rear of your tow vehicle, seen it done to protect a high dollar Scotty restoration.
What kind of finish is the Grizzly Grip? Smooth, rough, rubbery, etc. Sounds interesting. Can it peel or come off? We are very handy and sometime I'd like to protect our Casita but don't want to harm the value of it.
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What kind of finish is the Grizzly Grip? Smooth, rough, rubbery, etc. Sounds interesting. Can it peel or come off? We are very handy and sometime I'd like to protect our Casita but don't want to harm the value of it.
It's gritty, but not thick. I put it on the Uhaul partially for stone protection, partially because there had been damage repair there and had to cover that. I think there may be some stone chips in it now, the Grizzly Grip that is. I'm not going to put it on our Casita.
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