In my new to me 03 320 I have a couple of bulges in my wallpaper and ceiling. It's hard to see the ceiling bulge but I can tell you there is a seam in the plywood where the vinyl bulges. On the walls I have two of these. Can't see any evidence of water intrusion but I have not had it out in the rain yet.
Can I inject some glue in the wallpaper to reattach to the plywood ?
Your thoughts on what caused these would be appreciated.
I have some rippling of the wallpaper like your photo shows. I find that it varies with the temperature so I attribute it to expansion and contraction. Doesn't seem to be a problem except cosmetic. I can't make out the bulge in the ceiling from your photo.
Sure Spray some headliner glue through razor cut slits.
I have it on one of the roof seems in my coach too. Had Keith inspect it when I bought it two years ago and he deemed it a non-issue. Hasn't changed or affected anything in the two years since.... just cosmetic. It's so far down my list of projects, I'll probably never get to it.
Thanks all !
The seam on the ceiling has nail underneath the Naugahyde that has popped out of the plywood. Dont think I can pound it back in without putting a hole in vinyl.
If you press on both sides of the seam it's a bit loose. I think as long as it's not due to water I'm probably going to leave the top on that can of worms.