1. Prepare the trailer.
- Disconnect the electrical and air lines from the trailer.
- Raise the trailer on jack stands.
- Remove the existing roof.
2. Cut the new roof to size.
- Measure the length and width of the trailer's roof.
- Cut the new roof material to size, allowing for a few inches of overlap on all sides.
3. Install the new roof.
- Apply a layer of sealant to the trailer's roof.
- Carefully place the new roof material on top of the sealant and smooth it out.
- Secure the roof with screws or bolts, starting in the center and working your way out.
4. Seal the edges.
- Apply a bead of sealant around the edges of the roof, and smooth it out with a putty knife.
- This will help to prevent water from leaking into the trailer.
5. Reattach the electrical and air lines.
- Reattach the electrical and air lines to the trailer.
- Lower the trailer from the jack stands.
- Your trailer is now ready for the road.
