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1. Measure where you are placing the track (be mindful of slideout trim and other obstacles,
leaving 1-2 inches of room to feed the panel into the track). Using the cutters, cut the track to
the desired length.
2. Clean the area where you are placing the track on your unit using a paper towel and the
Isopropyl Alcohol (provided in your kit).
3. Using the Primer94 Pens or 8oz can of Primer94. If using the pens, squeeze the black dots on
the side to release the primer (you will hear it crack). Wipe the area where you are placing the
track with the pen. If using the 8oz can, apply the primer with a paper towel.
4. Peel the red backing off the track and press the track where desired before the primer is
completely dry. Allow a few minutes to bond while pressing thoroughly on the track.
5. Slide your panel into the track.
6. If the panels need to be cut, mark it with a pencil. Remove the panel and then cut to the desired
length. (Be sure to super glue the back side stitching to lock the thread)
7. Slide your panel back into the track.
1. Measure where you are placing the track (be mindful of slideout trim and other obstacles, leaving 1-2 inches of room to feed the panel into the track). Using the cutters, cut the track to the desired length.
2. Clean the area where you are placing the track on your unit using a paper towel and the Isopropyl Alcohol (provided in your kit).
3. Using the Primer94 Pens or 8oz can of Primer94. If using the pens, squeeze the black dots on the side to release the primer (you will hear it crack). Wipe the area where you are placing the track with the pen. If using the 8oz can, apply the primer with a paper towel.
4. Peel the red backing off the track and press the track where desired before the primer is completely dry. Allow a few minutes to bond while pressing thoroughly on the track.
5. Slide your panel into the track.
6. If the panels need to be cut, mark it with a pencil. Remove the panel and then cut to the desired length. (Be sure to super glue the back side stitching to lock the thread)
7. Slide your panel back into the track.
1. The door typically uses a 48 in. panel (achieve this by cutting a panel in half).
2. Place 3 separate sections of the track using steps 1-4 listed above.
(1) the left side of the door should end no closer than 2 in. from the stair frame,
(2) the center of the door should be no closer than 1 in. from either side of the stair frame,
(3) the right side of the door should end no closer than 2 in. from the stair frame. (The total
length of the track should not exceed the panel length. Remember to keep the track in a
straight line)
3. Install the panel with the stairs retracted. Using a pencil outline the stair from on the back of
the panel.
4. Remove the panel. Extend the outline with a straight edge to the top edge of the panel.
5. Make 2 vertical cuts along the door frame outline (DO NOT cut the bottom horizontal line) (Be
sure to super glue the back side stitching to lock the thread)
6. Slide your panel back into the track. If the stairs are out, bring the center section through the
stair frame and install first.
1. The door typically uses a 48 in. panel (achieve this by cutting a panel in half).
2. Place 3 separate sections of the track using steps 1-4 listed above.
(1) the left side of the door should end no closer than 2 in. from the stair frame,
(2) the center of the door should be no closer than 1 in. from either side of the stair frame,
(3) the right side of the door should end no closer than 2 in. from the stair frame. (The total length of the track should not exceed the panel length. Remember to keep the track in a
straight line)
3. Install the panel with the stairs retracted. Using a pencil outline the stair from on the back of the panel.
4. Remove the panel. Extend the outline with a straight edge to the top edge of the panel.
5. Make 2 vertical cuts along the door frame outline (DO NOT cut the bottom horizontal line) (Be sure to super glue the back side stitching to lock the thread)
6. Slide your panel back into the track. If the stairs are out, bring the center section through the stair frame and install first.
1. We advise not having vertical overlaps on the sides of the slideouts and keeping your track at
the same level as the slideout side-walls.
2. Screw the snap studs provided in the kit into the slideout side-wall. (Typically 1/2in from the
bottom rail and 1 in. from the corners)
3. With the panel installed, mark one snap at a time, and use the punch, die, and anvil to install the
caps included in the kit. Ideally, the caps are placed between the sew lines. Here is a video that
explains how to prepare your snaps.
1. We advise not having vertical overlaps on the sides of the slideouts and keeping your track at the same level as the slideout side- walls.
2. Screw the snap studs provided in the kit into the slideout side-wall. (Typically 1/2in from the bottom rail and 1 in. from the corners)
3. With the panel installed, mark one snap at a time, and use the punch, die, and anvil to install the caps included in the kit. Ideally, the caps are placed between the sew lines. Here is a video that explains how to prepare your snaps.
1. Install the side track using basic steps 1-4, extending them so they will overlap with the lower
side panels. Leave a 2in gap from the front corner for ease of sliding the panel into the track.
2. Install the front section of track near the same level as the sides. Every unit is different, some
have curves so you may need to cut the track into smaller sections. We recommend securing
with 2 screws in the track on the front corners (1 on each end of the track).
3. Slide the fifth wheel panel into the front track, centering the panel with the hitch.
4. Install the panel on the side track of the first side. Install the panel on the side track of the
second side, removing any slack.
5. If the fifth wheel panel needs to be adjusted, mark with a pencil and then cut to the desired
length. (Be sure to super glue the back side stitching to lock the thread)
6. Reinstall the fifth wheel panel.
1. Install the side track using basic steps 1-4, extending them so they will overlap with the lower side panels. Leave a 2in gap from the front corner for ease of sliding the panel into the track.
2. Install the front section of track near the same level as the sides. Every unit is different, some have curves so you may need to cut the track into smaller sections. We recommend securing with 2 screws in the track on the front corners (1 on each end of the track).
3. Slide the fifth wheel panel into the front track, centering the panel with the hitch.
4. Install the panel on the side track of the first side. Install the panel on the side track of the
second side, removing any slack.
5. If the fifth wheel panel needs to be adjusted, mark with a pencil and then cut to the desired length. (Be sure to super glue the back side stitching to lock the thread)
6. Reinstall the fifth wheel panel.
1. It is best to have a partner to help, but it can be done with just one person.
2. We recommend starting at the back and work your way forward ending with a full panel at the
front.
3. If the skirting material sits on top of the hitch then you can cover it with a pool noodle to
ensure you don’t puncture the panel.
4. Be sure NOT to cover up your water heater, furnace, or refrigerator vents.
5. If seam cuts are needed, always use a straight edge.
6. We recommend using sandbags or water bags to hold the skirt down. Fold your skirt under
and then place the bags on each seam.
7. It helps to label ALL panels and makes the reinstalling process easier.
1. It is best to have a partner to help, but it can be done with just one person.
2. We recommend starting at the back and work your way forward ending with a full panel at the front.
3. If the skirting material sits on top of the hitch then you can cover it with a pool noodle to ensure you don’t puncture the panel.
4. Be sure NOT to cover up your water heater, furnace, or refrigerator vents.
5. If seam cuts are needed, always use a straight edge.
6. We recommend using sandbags or water bags to hold the skirt down. Fold your skirt under and then place the bags on each seam.
7. It helps to label ALL panels and makes the reinstalling process easier.