Advice needed on delamination repair
One sidewall of the cabover of my Class-C had a lot of delamination. The previous owner had apparently replaced the Filon and luan in this area before, so I just took off the edge molding and pried of...
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I've used the gorilla glue (polyurethane). It works great for attaching panels where the material prevents drying. As Bumpyroad said, it does not work well for mechanical connection of levers. And as DrewE said, you may want to attach the substrate first and then the filon. Attaching the Filon to the substrate first only works well if there are no curves as in it is a flat surface..
I built two clamping bands out of 10 ft. 2x4s to go around the camper. When I put the material in place, I put a sheet of plywood over it to cover the area being glued, then a couple of 2x4 on top of the plywood to distribute pressure and clamped it to the camper with Erwin hand clamps between the clamping bands and the 2xs on the plywood.
I built two clamping bands out of 10 ft. 2x4s to go around the camper. When I put the material in place, I put a sheet of plywood over it to cover the area being glued, then a couple of 2x4 on top of the plywood to distribute pressure and clamped it to the camper with Erwin hand clamps between the clamping bands and the 2xs on the plywood.
