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15/6/2008 at 11:11pm
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Hi, just found out that my poor old van has the dreaded damp problem.The damp seems to be around the front window only and looks as though it was via the rubber seal.I am a reasonable DIYer and was wondering if this was a task I could take on as I think a proffesional repair would just not be cost effective any advice or information would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks Kevin



16/6/2008 at 9:44am
 Location: i.o.w
 Outfit: europer 500
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hi give it a go . we are doing the same with our van but its at the back. its the first time we have done it . but look at the links on here where its been done to give you an idea it can be done good luck with it .

       eileen

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16/6/2008 at 11:11am
 Location: Southampton
 Outfit: Lunar Zenith 6. Toyota Lucida
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Hi Kevspen. Have a chat with the fixit club on this site. They are a fountain of all knowledge when it comes to damp repairs.

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16/6/2008 at 2:00pm
 Location: northwest
 Outfit: Abbey Cachet
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Hiya Kevin, I did mine a few years ago on my first van, not very difficult just time consuming and a bit cramped if you have to work from inside the van. I say give it a go.

Good luck

 

Sue



16/6/2008 at 6:21pm
 Location: Scotland
 Outfit: Mondeo 2.0Auto 1994 Fleetwood Garland
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Hi Kevin,

I started in the same position as you, and had a go thanks to Wizard and the others, so I created the website below, just to add my experience to te melting pot!!

If you enjoy this type of thing, there is nothing more satisfying than sorting it out yourself.



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16/6/2008 at 6:28pm
 Location: Bristol
 Outfit: Lunar Conquest 544 a
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Hi Kevin , give it a go , you'll have the Fixed it Club members on here to advise you all the way , do ask as many questions as you like , we're here to help .

atb

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25/6/2008 at 10:28pm
 Location: mansfield
 Outfit: abbey lancaster v6 mondeo
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go for it kev im working on my coulinder on wheels as we speak iv taken my time and im nearly compleat with this site for any info i could find it turned into a labour of love and my next van i buy will be a damp van at a bargain,after all its only wood on the inside just dont rush and think about it ,iv somtimes left the van for 2 days to think about it and look at this site for the answers much better to take your time  have fun and keep us posted

 

karl




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