Kayteg1 wrote:
Unfortunately dry rot is disease, who will not go away unless cut off and replaced.
So buying camper with water damage is only recommended for die-hard DIY hobbyists.
Talking about the feel, for years I've been observing Mexicans tapping water melons before loading them into shopping cart.
Finally I ask 1 what this is about and the response is that you can tell the melon ripe, or green by the response to the tap.
I was always good with my hands so did not take me long to tell the difference.
Ripe melon response to the tap like tapping gelatin.
Similar dry rot will response dully to tapping.
Nothing in a Camp Lite Can dry rot from what I understand. They use Azdel. No wood. All aluminum frame and cabinetry etc