Stick-Built Versus Molded Fiberglass
We got an additional tow vehicle, more than capable, so now we have one vehicle that tows 5700 and the newer one, 6500. I like the idea of "no boundaries" which was at one time the motto for A-Liner ...
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Never have had a fiberglas molded unit but have read posts from folks who have them. Two problems seem prevalent- Moisture build up on the walls in cold weather. Mold problems in damp climates.
Moisture build up- one RV'er posted he woke up in the morning and it looked as if someone had sprayed a hose inside of his TT (I think it was a Scamp). It was cold and wet outside and he had used an electric heater to stay warm while they sleeped.
Mold- the posts indicated they had discovered mold on the walls in areas not normally seen like the back of a cabinet or storage compartment. Cleaned the areas with bleach no more mold.
Moisture build up- one RV'er posted he woke up in the morning and it looked as if someone had sprayed a hose inside of his TT (I think it was a Scamp). It was cold and wet outside and he had used an electric heater to stay warm while they sleeped.
Mold- the posts indicated they had discovered mold on the walls in areas not normally seen like the back of a cabinet or storage compartment. Cleaned the areas with bleach no more mold.
