Reroofing follow up
Back in Sept. I reroofed our 08 Gulfbreeze Gulf stream 26 w/ a rear slide. It had felt back TPO and had wicked up a bunch of moisture thru the top of the rain gutter as well as a failed front fairing ...
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Yes there is some moisture in the outter skin in the walls in a few spots.Not enough to cause major delamination, but enough to be wicking back up . It will take a while to get it all dried out . I don't expect it to completely dry till temps warm back up in early spring. Thus the reason to add the soffit vents.
The vinyl coating laun that was the ceiling ran full sheet out over the edge of the wall. In the pics it us under the main roof frame rail; this vinal coating acted/acts like a barrier to the moisture so it is/ was only able to wick into the outter laminate skin. There was a little delamination in the front fairing, but a little epoxy fixed that right up.
The walls are foam sandwiched between fiberglass (outside) and papered luan on the inside. Is there a way to drain it out the bottom. BTW there are NO soft floor issues. Checked all over and even inspected the skin under the floor for moisture bubble.
Thanks for the replies!
The vinyl coating laun that was the ceiling ran full sheet out over the edge of the wall. In the pics it us under the main roof frame rail; this vinal coating acted/acts like a barrier to the moisture so it is/ was only able to wick into the outter laminate skin. There was a little delamination in the front fairing, but a little epoxy fixed that right up.
The walls are foam sandwiched between fiberglass (outside) and papered luan on the inside. Is there a way to drain it out the bottom. BTW there are NO soft floor issues. Checked all over and even inspected the skin under the floor for moisture bubble.
Thanks for the replies!
