Time To Seal Up The Vent On The Roof - Part 2

The vent is back in and secured. Looking really good now and 99% sure we won't have anymore leaks! Roof is secured and solid and got the whole inside of the trailer cleared out. Links below for the items used in the video.
Beech Lane RV Roof and Leak Permanent Repair Tape 4" x 50', Permanently Stops Camper Roof Leaks, UV and Weatherproof Sealant - www.amazon.com...
Denatured Alcohol - www.amazon.com...
Nilight 3PCS 60 Inch Bed Light Strip 270 LED with On/Off Switch Blade Fuse Splitter Extension Cable for Cargo Pickup Truck SUV RV Boat,2 Years Warranty - www.amazon.com...

[@Hodmokrin]

I work by myself a lot doing things like this. Next time consider cutting and wedging a 2x4 or another piece of wood against the floor of the trailer, holding up the frame you are installing if you don't have a helping hand. Another good option is a product called "powergrab". It has enough adhesive strength to hold light items like that or baseboards/moldings etc against the surface you desire until screws or nails can be used. I'm currently building a camper, eventually I may post a video of the progress.

[@brianbluemkejr]

Awesome man, thank you for the advice! Good luck with the camper build.

[@leesmith5419]

Not the judge or anything but you either need less or you need a bigger place the trailers really looks good

[@brianbluemkejr]

Couldn’t agree with you more lol, cant guarantee I’ll get rid of things but totally onboard with a bigger place