I have tried to attach these to my travel trailer under the awning using 3m water proof 2way tape and will not stick, any suggestions?
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I use staples for mine, you may want to look into buying carpet tape. That tape is usually stronger.
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You will need to buy the awning attachments with "S" hooks. They slip into the awning track. You can get them at Walmart in the RV section or on Amazon. Then you can hang the cord onto the hooks. This is a great string of lights.
688071
Slide them into place and let them dry. they will still fall off if you mess with them. I am considering using a dab of glue .
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Ours has been sold so I can't tell for sure. It seems like it wouldn't hurt for it to hang past the track each end. Then again most awnings are shorter than the stated size anyway. Your track may be the standard you need.
770228
Not for that its thick, there is an rv awning tape thats clear and has a better chance of working, Most RV stores carry it!
833767
The only thing I can think of to try is Clear Gorilla Tape.. that stuff is strong.. I have used it for pool floats and it works
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If the rain is coming off one location, say for instance, where the awning meets the roller, you may be able to get it to work. These are really made to go on the end of the rain channel on the roof to divert the rain/AC condensation off and away from just running down the side of the RV
770229
Just guessing, but I expect it might work as a patch to stop leaking, but it's rubber so I don't think it would work to actually hold the awning in place. I had to replace my entire awning due to sun damage. It wasn't rather easy to do with a helper and there are lots of videos explaining how. I used this to cover all the seems and patch a couple places on my roof and it seems to stick well as long as you clean the area well first with paint thinner.
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They sell double sided automotive grade adhesive tape at your local auto parts store. Buy the 3M brand - it holds up better.
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They are not waterproof. I put them on the front of my inflatable raft to be silly, and it only got a little wet and was nearly falling apart. The adhesive is decently strong on flat surfaces. That being said I'm not sure what it would do to your paint, but I doubt it would be a good idea to do unless you don't care about your vehicle much.
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I sent them to a relative so I did not see these,but most others I have see do not have adhesive backing. Yyou can use double sided tape on a side that will not get wet-once wet you do not want it to break!
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They should ask the adhesive company this question. There is a solution, I am sure.
343280
The weather panels don't really seal. We put pvc pipe in the panel seam to weight it down. Its like a curtain rod. With that done and the screen panels closed, I think a/c would work great! We put black velcro at seams to connect around trailer and it seals tight. We love it!
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I had that same problem. It comes with double sided adhesive tape which is what I used. It has been holding strong for more than a solid month now.
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You would want to use a contact adhesive. Tape isn't strong enough to support the weight.
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I used 3M double sided sticky tape. The recent ones I have gotten gone with it. That allows you to stick it to any surface.
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I'm sorry but I'm not sure about the answers to your questions. You may want to find the model number & contact the manufacturer. My guess is that the tape is not waterproof.