Quote: Originally posted by kha71 on 17/8/2014
Transtar, how kind of you, we'd love to take up up on your offer to come and look at the old girl, we have already found other possible damp spots, your knowledge and advice will be much appreciated to help us decide our next steps.
We are currently in the Lune Valley with her, due back Thursday afternoon and have another break booked for 29th August, if you are free any time in between? If not we are back on 2nd Sept til 25th. (whatever happens we plan to make the most of her! Lol)
Once again thank you for your generous offer
Kirsty :)
Hi Kirsty.
Think it will be best to start after you have had your holidays in her in September. I will pass on my details near the time, until then just enjoy your hols
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Quote: Originally posted by Transtar 1 on 17/8/2014
Quote: Originally posted by kha71 on 17/8/2014Transtar, how kind of you, we'd love to take up up on your offer to come and look at the old girl, we have already found other possible damp spots, your knowledge and advice will be much appreciated to help us decide our next steps.
We are currently in the Lune Valley with her, due back Thursday afternoon and have another break booked for 29th August, if you are free any time in between? If not we are back on 2nd Sept til 25th. (whatever happens we plan to make the most of her! Lol)
Once again thank you for your generous offer
Kirsty :)
Hi Kirsty.
Think it will be best to start after you have had your holidays in her in September. I will pass on my details near the time, until then just enjoy your hols
Thanks again transtar...we will let you know when we are back
a quick question if anyone can advise...
whilst we were away I noticed a damp patch in the wardrobe area that feels moist to the touch....our plan is to use clear silicone on all the outside seams to try to stop it getting any worse until we have time to start the repairs properly....I am just in the process of cleaning the van in preparation for this....my question is am I doing the right thing?
i wouldn't touch it unless its REALLY soft, hope for some nice warm sunny weather to dry it out..if you silicone it you will be sealing in the damp and make things potentially worse ...good luck
if you do have to silicone it don't use the cheapo stuff its worse than useless
It is really soft and spongy Billy. It is the outside if the caravan I was going to seal...will this still make the damp worse? Sorry I am confused I don't understand how I will be sealing the damp in??? and not sure what to do now as it's forecast rain and I am worried about further leaks 😯
Kirsty xx
Thanks for that Billy! this dam(p) caravan will be either the making or death of me....so I haven't used silicon cos you said it isn't any good, what should I use instead?
Kirsty xx
Well, Silkaflex or Soudal are both good they don't gry out and leave a flexible type of join so when you are moving the van they don't crack when the van flexes..there are quite a few but these are the ones i've used with success....Captain ...forgotten the name..lol leak finder is very good for small leaks
this is the stuff.....http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CREEPING-CRACK-CURE-leaking-water-leak-sealer-caravan-boat-windows-decks-seals-/131205723608?pt=UK_Campervan_Caravan_Accessories&hash=item1e8c7875d