[Fulltiming]

I had Newell take my door apart about two years ago. The skin had move away from the hinge side toward the lock side. They removed the door from the coach, laid it on a work bench and slowly removed the outside skin. Like you, they had to shave down the insulation foam to get the skin to lay flat. I believe they used tape to reattach the skin and then put rivets along the edge to keep it from shifting again. It was a big job but I can now get the door open during the summer without having to put water on it when the door is facing the sun even though I had shaved the metal on the lock side edge numerous times to relieve the binding. I had not noticed that the skin had physically moved away from the hinge.