slight water damage on floor please help
the previous owner of my RV had a vent break which allowed some water to enter the bathroom and has developed a slight soft spot on the very corner of the rv. I would like to attempt to repair that p...
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certified106 wrote:rhagfo wrote:arklahunter wrote:
Could I coat the side that contacts the alluminun with paint? I would really like to have a better alternative in areas that are most vulnerable
I just rebuilt with good solid clear wood untreated. Glue and screw all joints.
What caused the leak on yours? Was it the window?
On the back wall it appeared to leakage around the recessed tail lights. The floor was leakage through the gas line opening for the H/W tank, that also took the lower back 1/3 of the drivers wall.
We knew when we bought it that the last 6' of the floor was very soft!!
This is the last six feet all bad stuff removed.
This is how I supported the rear of the trailer while we slid the new section of floor into place.
It was a lot of work, but well worth it, we used this 5er for three years, to see if we really wanted to hit the road again, we did, and we sold it for about what we had into it for materials.
