Frustrating!
We had an incident a few years ago when someone must have gotten too close to our trailer when parked overnight at a Fying J.
They bent the awning supports - which I was able to straighten, but also put a slight scratch into the skin maybe two feet long - not major but enough to cause a very slght indentation and perhaps break through the clear coat.
I was pretty sick about it but what can you do? I figured that to fix it to my satisfaction would require replacement of the whole side panel. Just not worth it, so I have come to live with it! At least the trailer was not new and already had a couple of minor blemishes!
I never really thought to contact my insurance, but in reality, I somehow doubt they would have agreed to spend $10k to fix a minor scratch!
I did carefully go over the scratch with clear coat in case the original coating had been compromised and so far no filiform corrosion has happened at that location.
I surely would have been ticked off if my trailer was much newer when this happened!
It is still an annoyance but I have come to accept it - not a lot of choice! Probably I notice it far more than anyone else does
Brian.
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Brian & Connie Mitchell
2005 Classic 30'
Hensley Arrow / Centramatics
2008 GMC Sierra SLT 2500HD,4x4,Crew Cab, Diesel, Leer cap.
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