Coroplast source

[Lee]

Hi Folks,

Can someone please tell me a good source for replacement Coroplast? Home Depot carries it but only in white. I would like to match the black already on the TT.

Thanks,

[rhagfo]

I did a search on the inter web for locations in Portland, and found a dealer within about 10 miles, paid about $11 for 4X8 sheet. I was sealing the entire length of our 32' 5er about 24' of coverage.

[JRTJH]

It seems I always wind up at Trekwood's site for most things "hardware/repair parts" for trailers, but once again, they have what I'm looking for:

http://www.trekwood.com/products/380...-Plastic-Black

I ordered 30 feet of coroplast for our Springdale from our dealer. He had a 25' piece on hand so I opted to cancel the order and take what he had. Total cost for that, in 2012, was $30. Coroplast is available on rolls, 72" wide (fits the frame rails on most travel trailers) for about $2 a foot. It's the shipping that will "kill you".... Check with your dealer, he has a delivery truck from his warehouse on a weekly basis and if he'll order it for you, the shipping should be free (or at least minimal) when compared to using UPS or FedEx.

[muddynoll]

Check with a local sign shop. They can order Coroplast in 4x8 sheets.

[Pull Toy]

If you only need a repair, or patch Gorilla Tape does a great job cheaper than replacement. Just pre-clean the area. GOOD BYE DUCT TAPE!

I purposely added a grommet hole dead center on my front coroplast to allow for drainage during "condensation season". I then cover the grommet during cold times. Works great for me.

Good Luck,

[Lee]

Hi all and thanks for the replies.

I ended up buying a 4x8 sheet from the local HomeDepot..... $21.

Thanks again,
Lee