G'day,

I've removed dry showers from two Avions' and there is a space between the side of the dry shower and the aluminum frame. IIRC it is
about an inch or so. If you remove the light from the center of the shower there is a good two inches from the fiberglass to the
spray insulation.

Regards,
Rob M.
The Pedantic Mechanic

-----Original Message-----
From: Pete Smith

yeah Profile might be the biggest problem....the dry showers are tight against the side of the coach and have the severest curve in
the roof above them.....

I wonder how much a custom vacuum formed UV resistant smoke tint Polycarbonate part would be if I provided the fully prepared mould
and did all the trimming required....... raw sheet cost would be less than $100....for 3/16 thick.
I would have to make small dummy section of roof, a few inches bigger all around (to give generous flange) and then add skylight
profile on top of that.

Pete



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