Waterproofing the 1/8" thick exposed plywood
On the inside wall area of the outside kitchen, pass though storage compartment and propane tank areas of my 5th Wheel, there is exposed plywood or paneling type material. The most concerning would be...
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Huntindog wrote:Thermoguy wrote:Depends on how often one tows in nasty weather.
I had to remove my propane tank on my 2006 5th Wheel yesterday. Same idea, open to the outside air underneath. I see the exact same setup that you have in your picture. However, after 14 years, it looks exactly the same, no rot, no degradation to the material. Not sure, but it sounds like you are fixing a problem that doesn't exist.
I'd wager most here are fair weather campers.
I am not. Just about always I am going somewhere on a specific date for a reason. And we just take whatever mother nature thows at us in stride... In fact when I am hunting I love nasty weather. It sends most everyone else home.
Hunting is great with less people in the woods.
I will look my new Momentum 398 over closely when it arrives.
I live in WA....
Just saying, can't get away from wet weather at some point. And, mine is 14 years old...
