RV Camper Rear Door Rebuild Repaneled Reframe Restoration 90% Nearly New For Next To Nothing

[@JoshuaDemersProductions]

UPDATE! A couple days later I fixed the upside down latch framing and put the patching underneath the paneling, lining up the mechanism and providing a more secure closure, almost getting rid of the light seeping through before I even reset the way the whole assembly lines up with the reset walls. I also noticed the inside fiberglass is a half inch too low on the inside. I'm also wanting to figure out if JB Weld, sandpaper, and paint can fix up these holes, cuts, and seams on the aluminum to a near professional level? If not what will. Also, can you solder or weld aluminum seams together with basic equipment?

[@lindapugh5294]

Joshua, how much does the adhesive cost?

[@JoshuaDemersProductions]

Here's what I've got figured out. There are a lot of different products popping up, but it looks like there is one made to make it's purpose clear. I'm confident enough to judge this product advertisement good enough to take the purchase plunge. A quick price search finds it runs about $30 per can after taxes: 3M™ Polystyrene Insulation 78 Spray Adhesive

[@lindapugh5294]

@@JoshuaDemersProductions i wanted to send a few dollars for working on your door. do you have a paypal or something?