Water Damage Repair
I went to check on my trailer in storage this weekend and found some water damage in one corner. I found what I believe is the source of the water intrusion and I sealed it up with Dicor. I then rip...
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Hi,
So is there a flexible gap filling adhesive that might be more suitable that strong but NOT rigid?
So is there a flexible gap filling adhesive that might be more suitable that strong but NOT rigid?
JBarca wrote:
Hi Bob,
It sounds like you now have a handle on dealing with the wires. Good. The construction adhesive will hold for a period of time. Make sure you get one that is waterproof so it will not come apart in dampness. How long will it last is TBD. It may be "good enough" if you only want to keep the camper a few years. Long term there may be issues with it. Reasoning is the adhesive is very rigid, and very strong. Odds are high it will stay bonded to the siding and the stud, just the siding is thin and weak and can crack and rip off the leaving it separated from the stud and the adhesive still intact.
