R raabs Well Known Member Jul 25, 2020 #1 Getting ready to install the steps for the final time. Are people putting sealant around the steps where they meet the skin on the outside? If not, what prevents water from getting inside? Thx/ Rob
Getting ready to install the steps for the final time. Are people putting sealant around the steps where they meet the skin on the outside? If not, what prevents water from getting inside? Thx/ Rob
E Electrogunner Well Known Member Jul 25, 2020 #2 It's a fairly close fit. I don't think any perceivable water will get in there. You could seal it if you really wanted too though.
It's a fairly close fit. I don't think any perceivable water will get in there. You could seal it if you really wanted too though.
W walker172 Active Member Jul 25, 2020 #3 If you drill straight through the step holes as they talk about in the plans, you get nice drain holes directly underneath the step as well. So, on the off chance a bit of water did get in, it would drain out pretty quick.
If you drill straight through the step holes as they talk about in the plans, you get nice drain holes directly underneath the step as well. So, on the off chance a bit of water did get in, it would drain out pretty quick.
T terrye Well Known Member Friend Jul 25, 2020 #4 I'll be using sealant between my step flange and skin. In addition to keeping water out, lots of load on the skin when you use the step.
I'll be using sealant between my step flange and skin. In addition to keeping water out, lots of load on the skin when you use the step.