Using pourable epoxy on floor soft spots
It looks like we have a small leak on our 2021 Retro, it has created some soft spots on the osb flooring. Has anyone used pourable epoxy to strengthen the flooring in a these units? There are only a f...
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Gdetrailer wrote:
Wow, they have drastically shortened the warranties :M sorry to here this.
Back a few yrs ago, there were often 2 or 3 yr warranties on most TTs.
Keep in mind, new RV sales are similar to cars. A 2021 unit may have been sold in June/July 2020 which would make it over 2yrs old.
Plus, leaks are typically called out as maintenance issues unless you can prove otherwise, so after the first week or so over ownership, it's a tough battle.
I know they will never do it...but I would happily spend an extra $3-400 to get a marine grade plywood floor. For reference, that's what gets used on freeway signs that have a 15-20yr lifespan sitting out in the weather 24/7. Lots of things could be done to make your average RV far more waterproof for an extra couple grand but it's improvements to the "bones" not to the "bling".
