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I have an Alaska RR GP38-2 diesel and the rear end of the metal grid walkway keeps coming off and bows upward. I have superglued it several times and now the paint is damaged and ugly. Happen to anyone else?  Photo after gluing back down with gorilla glue and clamped for whole weekend. Is their anyone that could permanently fix this to look like new?

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Your photo format is invalid.....needs to be a jpg hosted on the web or downloaded to OGR site.

I have never had Gorilla glue fail like this. Sounds like there is a contaminate on the walk way part. Oil, grease or silicon, maybe from factory lube or after lube application. My solution would be take the parts off, clean with a good solvent, try again and touch up paint. good luck.

Don't think a contaminate caused it to buckle, I had several of these at one time and one or two had a buckled walkway, and each time it was because of fitment. I carefully pulled it all the way off, cleaned both surfaces carefully, the walk way can get bent easily. Used Walters Goo and carefully started at one end and slipped it into place. In my case it looked like at the factory they laid into place starting at both ends. It was under tension and sooner or later it was going to pop up. SD40-2 also had this problem, easy fix.

Good luck with your repair

Clem 

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