I am redoing a couple sections of the roof on my Fifth wheel.I removed the membrane of the whole roof. Then I removed the 1/4"plywood and the 2.5" insulation foam from the sections I am replacing, leaving the ceiling panel intact (the way the roof is...
Hi all, first, apologies, I haven't been on here for a few years. I was going through my old photos and ran in the ones from 5 years back when I replaced a large section of the damaged fiberglass wall on my 5th wheel trailer.I had intended to do a wr...
This is at my house. Maybe it is not a record, but it sure is tight getting the 5th wheel behind the house! Once I get it in the back yard, I have plenty of room to set up the RV, except there is no room setting up the awning.Extremely tight RV parki...
Hi, I am replacing a 6x6 foot section of my outside wall on on my 5th wheel.The plan is to first glue the thin fiberglass panel to the 1/8" plywood, and then attach the sandwiched panel to the aluminum frame.I already purchased the glue, a red contac...
The sections I am working on, are flat. No rounded/curved areas. The reason for the repair is that water had slowly, over time, leaked under the roof membrane at the end of the roof at front and rear, without me being aware of it.The water got trappe...
Thanks for all the replies! I'm in the middle of a busy work week and won't have much time to go through all the comments and the suggestions at the moment. Hopefully this weekend i will find time to go through all the suggestions.In short: yes it is...
EricKim wrote:How long does the whole process take? I want to try it tooDidn't take too long to remove roof accessories and the membrane (destructing the membrane in the pricess). I only took out 2 sections of the plywood, little trickier.The time co...
BurbMan, wow that Lance project was quite a job! Well done!Lots of similarities with my case although my project time- and effortvise was only a small fraction of what yours was.I am sure the filon and the adhesive is the same as I used.
