DIY Pressure Testing for Rain Leaks
I have an impossible to find leak in my travel trailer and I am at my wits end. My trailer is a 40 ft. Park model on a permanent campsite in southern Delaware with a hard room and deck attached so I d...
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Explorer1016,
The thread that you posted the link to is about removing a seal or pinstriping, nothing about pressure testing.
I think we'd all like to have a friend with a blower door and free time to help us uncover any leaks in our RV's. Unfortunately, that's not going to happen for most of us. IMO, this pressure testing is not all that technical. As long as you have an air mover that will pressurize the interior, you're golden. If an old dumb Swedish sailor/carpenter like myself can nail it on the first try, I'm sure the degree of difficulty is low.
The thread that you posted the link to is about removing a seal or pinstriping, nothing about pressure testing.
I think we'd all like to have a friend with a blower door and free time to help us uncover any leaks in our RV's. Unfortunately, that's not going to happen for most of us. IMO, this pressure testing is not all that technical. As long as you have an air mover that will pressurize the interior, you're golden. If an old dumb Swedish sailor/carpenter like myself can nail it on the first try, I'm sure the degree of difficulty is low.
