Got to work a little bit last night. I used a unibit to knock a hole in each corner of each window, then used the electric shears to cut them out. It worked really well, I just had to slick up the edge with the flapper disc.
I was gonna hang the windows, but I’m gonna have to pre-drill the holes for all of the screws, so I need to grab a few more bits. I was able to hang the door.
Dale, why did you have the window openings covered with the flat sheet metal bent on the bottom instead of finishing out the openings with normal J channel like is typically done with R panel? Faster?
Dale, why did you have the window openings covered with the flat sheet metal bent on the bottom instead of finishing out the openings with normal J channel like is typically done with R panel? Faster?
It's faster for me, and I can guarantee it won't leak. I don't really know the proper process to trim around windows with J trim, and it's been a pain in the *** every time I've done it...so I elected not to do it 5 times.
Also it makes the U-panel sheets all less than 48", that way I can bend them to go around the corners and not have to use corner trim.
I did my Boat Trailer blind the same way, and it has worked out really well, so I just stuck with what I know.
I was able to bend the U-Panel around each corner so I won’t have to deal with corner trim.
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Is it bent 1” around the corner? Also how did you bend it? I’m working with some U panel for a ranch shower house and I’m hoping I can bend a panel around the corners with plenty of room to overlap the next panel.
Is it bent 1” around the corner? Also how did you bend it? I’m working with some U panel for a ranch shower house and I’m hoping I can bend a panel around the corners with plenty of room to overlap the next panel.
Yep, most of it is bent about an inch around. I used that little 48” pan brake pictured above to flatten out the last “U”, then bend what was left.
If you don’t have one of those, you can screw that panel on real good down that edge, then hammer it around with a plasti deadblow mallet, then screw’er down. I put a bead of silicon behind them all.
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