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    Posted: 08 May 2015 at 12:00pm
I recently removed the collapsible hanger rod on my RPOD 178 after I completed the Lowe's shelf mod. I want to cover up the holes left by
hanger rod.

I was wondering what folks were using to patch interior Pod holes?

Thanks.
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We used some biscuit colored caulk, after smoothing out the wall paper as much as possible. near invisible.
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Thanks. What is that stuff?

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I'm guessing Marwayne hunted down a Nauga to get the hyde. Wink

A while back I contacted FR for some wall covering material for a project I was contemplating (spa and clubfoot tub). They gave me a price for it. I don't remember what it was, but wasn't much. I moved on to other projects and didn't need it.

The contact I have is:


The name (at the time) was:

Amy Simpson
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574-642-3119 ext 209


 
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Thanks Fwunder. I plan to contact them shortly.

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I bought about 4' of 6" wide of self stick wall covering that matched the walls in a previous Forrest River Salem travel trailer.   Your dealer should have some  in stock, or he can order it from Forest RiverI in different widths.  It looks like contact paper.  Before I put it over some screw hole that I wante to cover I used a philips screw driver to carefully any bulges into the hole and used the rounded end of the screwdriver handle to finish cleaning up the hole.  My wife had a 1 1/2" paper punch from her crafting supplies that punched out nice round patches.  Once it's on there, you have to look hard to see where it's been patched.
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