Welcome The Complete Vintage Travel Trailer Restoration Manual

EXTERIOR STUFF ^

What Is Bondo | Paint Stripping | Polishing Aluminum | Body Prep | Body Paint | Re-Assemply | Drip Railing

INTERIOR STUFF ^

Interior Overview | Mold/Water Damage Overview | Colorizing Mold & Water Stains | Severe Water Damage/New Roof | Painting Over Mold/Interior Paint | Repairing Warped Veneer | Wood Floors | Building a Cabinet | Lazy Mans Wood Refinishing | Perfectionist`s Wood Refinishing | Cleaning Wood | Cabinet Repair | Formica

OTHER GREAT STUFF ^

VCT Tile Floors | Wheels | Upholstery | Interior Frames | Replacing Glass | Replacing Screens | Plumbing | Exterior Electrical | Gas Appliances | Electrical | Packing Bearings | Finished Photo`s | Caring for Your Trailer | How to Spot a Good Project | Feed Back |

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Replacing Screens & Glass
	The screen on this door was ripped, so I replaced it with a new fabric and sanded and refinished the wood. Replacing the screen is simple on these trailers. It's stapled to the frame and then a wood strip is tacked on to cover the staples. So to replace: First remove the wood trim by carefully prying it up with a screw driver or similar tool. Second, remove the staples and the screen Third, put the new screen on and staple it down. You can use a utility knife to cut it after it's stapled. Fourth: Reattach the wood trim. Done

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