Cleaning up the door/entrance of a '79 13' trillium

[Ksimdjembe]

I'd like some suggestions as to how to best clean up the door entrance of our trillium.
When we got it, the previous owner had apparently attempted to install a D-seal on the door, but gave up and pulled it all off. You can see the raw edge of the two fibreglass shells, and the ensolite has pulled a little in a few spots where it should meet the door.
Is there such a D-seal or the like that exists that will work on a trillium? Because of the two shells some places the thickness is almost an inch whereas in others it is much thinner at about a quarter inch.
The other issue is that at present there isn't a rubber seal at all. The space is filled with a stick on foam ribbon type thing.
Ideas?

[Gardnpondr]

I need help with our door to. Hopefully someone will come on and answer your question. Mine has a hole in it since the door thing that holds it back from slamming into the camper is gone. So when it slammed into the camper it made a hole. I think it's fiberglass so maybe a patch might work. ???
I saw some where someone took their door completely off the camper and repaired it. They said it was rotted and they took it off and got a 2x1 striping piece and cut it to fit and fixed their door. They said they had called to check on what the price would be for a repair and it was going to cost them 700.00 and they fixed it for 1.67 I believe it was.

Here is what I was referring to. I had to go find it again. I thought it was just so awesome! http://www.funkyjunkinteriors.net/20...or-repair.html

[Carol H]

Originally Posted by Ksimdjembe

I'd like some suggestions as to how to best clean up the door entrance of our trillium.
When we got it, the previous owner had apparently attempted to install a D-seal on the door, but gave up and pulled it all off. You can see the raw edge of the two fibreglass shells, and the ensolite has pulled a little in a few spots where it should meet the door.
Is there such a D-seal or the like that exists that will work on a trillium? Because of the two shells some places the thickness is almost an inch whereas in others it is much thinner at about a quarter inch.
The other issue is that at present there isn't a rubber seal at all. The space is filled with a stick on foam ribbon type thing.
Ideas?

You can purchase the door seals from WWW.Trilliumtrailers.com located in Calgary.


If you use the search function on this site - drop down at the top - use the bottom google box for best results. You will find a number of threads re the door seals. To get you started here are a couple:

Rubber Door Seal Trillium

Trillium Door Gasket

[Ksimdjembe]

I found this :
Trim Lok Lock Seal 3 16 x 5 8" Bulb A Side Door Rubber Trailer camper RV | eBay

I'm wondering if this is what is used by trillium trailers, when making new or fixing old ones? My concern is that I need to be able to get the gasket to fit over a section that is near 1/2 inch or more in places.