Delamination help

darsben1 wrote:
Anyone one know of a great within 4-5 hours of Syracuse, NY that will deal with delamination correctly and professionally?
The two local camper places do not meet my standards for professionalism or knowledge

Your profile page says you have a 1990 Southwind, I would not pay anyone to do the work, it will cost you more than what the motorhome is worth on its best day, learn to fix it yourself or just live with it and save the money for a newer motorhome later..

soren wrote:

3 tons wrote:

darsben1 wrote:

jarata1 wrote:
Lol

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Darsben 1, I'll take it upon myself to apologize for this moron's present day crude demeanor...

3 tons

Well instead of name calling, maybe you should give it some thought. I found the LOL pretty funny, since I have done business with the biggest dealer in his area, and I know exactly why the OP might find them to be, at best, lacking...................... I would let them scrap dog poop off my shoe, since they would probably screw that up too.

So, the poster enjoys the OP's sense of humor, and that:

#1 makes him a moron?
#2 makes you the official in charge of determining that he is, and apologizing on behalf of the entire forum.

Well, somebody is pretty full of themselves, eh?

Answer to question 1: Uber rudeness to the OP's genuine point of concern...
Answer to question 2: A cursory re-read will alert you to the fact that I never apologized for 'the entire forum'...
Answer to the unasked $64k question: In the interest of 'civil decorum', I would suggest not to defend the indefensible ...No point in chasing flying toasters, JMO

3 tons

^^^^^^^ lol


OP I'm sorry I don't know of anyone there. You can youtube some videos though and see that the fix isn't so sci fi or difficult so long as you catch it early delmaination is manageable. You just have to fix the leak that is causing it first.

3 tons wrote:

darsben1 wrote:

jarata1 wrote:
Lol

?

Darsben 1, I'll take it upon myself to apologize for this moron's present day crude demeanor...

3 tons

Well instead of name calling, maybe you should give it some thought. I found the LOL pretty funny, since I have done business with the biggest dealer in his area, and I know exactly why the OP might find them to be, at best, lacking...................... I would let them scrap dog poop off my shoe, since they would probably screw that up too.

So, the poster enjoys the OP's sense of humor, and that:

#1 makes him a moron?
#2 makes you the official in charge of determining that he is, and apologizing on behalf of the entire forum.

Well, somebody is pretty full of themselves, eh?

I am not worried about cost (yet) I just want someone who knows what they are doing and can work to some sort of agreed on schedule.
The local repair places do not fill the bill.

I visited a RV specility repair shop and watched as they repaired delaminationn a fifth wheel. The repair required the R&R of the full drivers side wall.... Yes it can be routinely repaired but cost must be evaluated too...

Trade it in. Delam is the kiss before death.

First thing to do is find the leak, most likely on the roof and fix it.
Delam is hard to fix, you don't know what you have till the piece comes off.
Mine had delam, we just fixed the leak and live with it. Been great for
6 years now.
Brian

Try a boat shop or boat builder or auto body that deals with fibre glass.

darsben1 wrote:

jarata1 wrote:
Lol

?

Darsben 1, I'll take it upon myself to apologize for this moron's present day crude demeanor...

3 tons