HotRodHomebody:

Aluminum trim. At least that’s a general term. Take it with you to an RV dealer, ideally one who sells and services the same brand.

Equal_Scare:

I have the same pieces on mine. Probably most trailers do. A China bomb bent one of mine. I just straightened it out and moved it over an inch and screwed it back in. Other than that I would carry it to Home Depot or Lowes and ask someone for something similar.

deyheimler:

Where did it come off from? If you take that piece to a dealership they’ll probably be able to match it and sell you some. Or an rv repair place

BigRedKetoGirl:

At first glance I thought it was a termination strip, but I think it’s aluminum flat trim molding. You can buy it in black here or in white here or in just the metal color here.

exmothrowaway21:

Search for something along the lines of fender skirt trim or something. You can look for that based on your trailer model and hopefully find something. I was able to order a new skirt from the manufacturer for a fraction of the price on eBay and it was an exact match.

StoneyVI:

Its called a mounding. Any generic molding will so its just a cheap brace for the jwrap.

Nid-Vits:

Your model will probably have an online schematic that shows the parts and their serial number. Go that route.

Source: Does this metal strapping have a name? Need to replace a few pieces but don’t know what to search for.

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