The Burro Restoration begins.

[Jake]

Thanks, Jake.

Okay, I understand how this stuff works. Looks very much like that which Scamp uses to trim out their body edges. My concern is whether this trim has an opening wide enough for the joining "lips" of my Pacer... I need room in the trim for 1/4 to 3/8" thickness to be inserted to the depth of approx 1/2".

Hello again Robert:
Ok, I just measured the opening at the top (or bottom, depending how you look at it, lol) of the "U", and it is 3/8".
It will cover over up to 1/2 an inch of the seam, or depth of the seam.
So, it sounds exactly the sizing that you need.

I hope that helps?
Cheers, Jake

[Raya]

Robert,

If the Q-trim product is similar to the original seam trim on the U-haul, then I think it would also be similar to Trim-lok. Trim-lok comes in numerous widths and depths to suit any number of applications.

Here is a link:

http://www.trimlok.com/regular_trim.aspx

Raya

[Robert Johans]

Fantastic! Thanks, both.

I'm familiar with TrimLok. They seem to sell only massive quantities... min 250 feet!

Does anyone know of a reseller where smaller lengths can be bought?

[Raya]

I'm familiar with TrimLok. They seem to sell only massive quantities... min 250 feet!

Oh come on; that's only 25 belly bands

[Donna D.]

Fantastic! Thanks, both.

I'm familiar with TrimLok. They seem to sell only massive quantities... min 250 feet!

Does anyone know of a reseller where smaller lengths can be bought?

Robert contact TrimLok.. they're the wholesalers and should be able to tell you the retail distributors in your area.

[Robert Johans]

Robert contact TrimLok.. they're the wholesalers and should be able to tell you the retail distributors in your area.

I'm on it! Thanks all.

Approx $2/foot from Austin Hardware (several "stores" east of Rockies). 800 821 3520

[Jake]

I'm on it! Thanks all.

Approx $2/foot from Austin Hardware (several "stores" east of Rockies). 800 821 3520

Wow, I never priced it out, then I guess I got a good deal on it off Kijiji,
$80 for a new roll of 125 feet!