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February 18th 09, 01:23 PM
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What's the best way to seal up my old Ben Green trailer???
I have an old Ben Green metal trailer. It's spent most of it's life
inside a hanger. I plan on parking it outside a hanger for a couple months. I have not seen any water damage inside on the wood floor, however I want to make darn sure that no water at all comes through the roof. What is the best way to seal it up and prevent any leaks from coming through the flat metal roof? 
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