Pressure Tested Camper Leaks Found
Set up a leaf blower to pressurize the camper. Went around the whole thing with soapy water. Four leaks along the corner moulding. Removed the insert trim and screws along the bottom side and co...
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SidecarFlip wrote:billyray50 wrote:
I just emailed a Seal Tech certified location for info regarding testing for my TC.
As much as I'm not all that comfortable with Camping World's service, most CW's with service facilities have the Seal Tech / Seal Tite equipment on hand.
Not much technical involved other than the positive pressure blower (fits in a standard 14 x 14 roof vent opening and a spray bottle of soap / water solution and a grease pencil to mark the areas that need attention.
Far as doing the actual remediation of the failed areas where the caulk / seals are compromised, my persoanl opinion is, it's a DIY operation. I don't particularly trust (CW) to do the caulk / seals properly.
Myself, I'm a leaf blower, cardboard person and of course a spray bottle of suds and a grease pencil. Not difficult to do.
Not calling camping world. Would not let them touch my RVs. Called a local RV shop where we staying at seasonal summer/fall sight. Just inquiring on price for test only. Any caulking/sealing will be done by me.
