Sealing RV AC ducting for better air flow

This is a simple job to do, and anyone can do this. Don't be scared to try, you can always pay someone to do the repair if you can't. Save some money and try yourself first.
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[@user-wf1cz9xr6u]

Nice Job Boss. I did this to my AC unit today and WOW what an improvment. I've seen other TH-cam vids doing this type of thing that really get involved, but your way is simple and it works just fine. Thanks

[@Burnstravels]

@@user-wf1cz9xr6u I glad I was able to make it easy for you. Thanks again for watching.

[@austech360]

This is just part of it! If you have a ducted system, build a baffle out of foam to redirect the air more smoothly. You lose the dump feature, but it makes your vents way better.

[@Burnstravels]

@@austech360 understand but sometimes the dump feature is awesome. Thanks for the info on a baffle

[@austech360]

@@Burnstravelsoh 100 percent. I would like to figure out how to achieve both. My ducted AC is in my living room. Which I am using as an office as well. I would like to have the ability to dump while I am using it as an office because 2 giant gaming computers make a lot of heat, I can shut the door to that room and chill just that room while I am gaming, then go back to ducted when I am in the kitchen or just watching TV