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Hi all
We've got an old 1991 Swift Challenger, lovely van, had a full service and damp test before we bought it last year and it was dry but we knocked some off as it had some damp in the past (couple of spongy wallboard sections) which we were fully aware of.
We were happy to live with it last year but now want to do the repair - the van is still dry (12-14% moisture) but we want to try and get the old wallboard off (Elgin A) to use as a template for the new panel and replace anything rotten underneath.
Is removing it in one piece possible or just a pipe dream? !! If not, what's the best way to make the new panel the correct shape?
Any hints greatly appreciated.
Andy
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Topic: Removing wallboard
