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Old 07-01-2019, 08:18 PM   #1123
mountainsam
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Model: Gemini 23TR
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there have been a few solutions to that problem ranging from gluing a small rail (for lack of a better word) to act as a gutter to send condensate rearward to keeping the RV slightly off level so water will run away from door area.

I do think there was also a forum member that came up with a gutter he made from a piece of PVC pipe.

I think any small rubber such as door seal could be used to keep water from running in that area. Glue or Caulk it in place.
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