Re: Delaminating
Reply #26 –
We have the same issue as you do. Posted problem Fiberglass Siding Issue. The problem is on the sunny side of the coach. The sun rays heat up the fiberglass and the trapped air underneath. This causes expansion. Not sure what causes the bubble to appear. Hot air pushing the fiberglass out or just the fiberglass expanding. Since it's not attached to the wall, the fiberglass pouches out. Maybe both? We had our coach into Xtreme to repair a damaged bay door. The outer fiberglass had separated from the inter fiberglass. This happens when one runs the coach into a light standard when making a left hand turn. Anyway Xtreme used a gorilla glue type product and clamps to patch the fiberglass parts back together. In the case of glueing the fiberglass siding to the under structure of the wall, it was suggested to use straps going around the coach. Another idea you might consider would be to drive the coach close to a wall (building, retaining, etc.). Insert the glue into the bubble area, place a 2x4 or other wood product on the wall and compress the bubble with a screw jack inserted between the coach and the wall. Let the glue cure over night and hope for the best.
Topic: Delaminating