Water Damage

[patrick flowers]

From: "Les & Des"
Organization: Living Praise Ministries
To: gmcmotorhome
Date: Wed, 3 Jun 1998 08:24:13 +0000
Subject: Water Damage

Hi,

It's us again. We are recarpeting our coach. After removing the
front furniture, we discovered water damage along the passenger wall.
Right by the step. We know we have to find the leak, but we
also need to replace the paneling. We need all the advice we can get
on replacing the panelling along a curved wall. Help????

Thanks,
'73 Painted Desert
Les & Des
Living Praise Ministries

mailto:lesndes
Visit us at: http://www.livingpraise.org

 

[patrick flowers]

Sorry for the double post. I forwarded the bounce before reading the
GMCnet traffic. Didn't see that Les had resent with the correct "From"
header.

Patrick
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[les & des]

> Are you sure that the water damage is not coming from damaged or rotted
> floor in back of the engine on passenger side. That is a common place for
> bad wood I am told. Look inside the engine compartment behind the floor step
> and under the coach. Think you will find the problem. Replacing the
> paneling on the curved wall is easy as the 1/4" plywood bends easily to shape.
>

Thom,

We will check it out and let you know. We know that we had not
noticed any leaks from the roof or windows.

Thanks,
'73 Painted Desert
Les & Des
Living Praise Ministries

mailto:lesndes
Visit us at: http://www.livingpraise.org

 

[thomas g. warner]

Are you sure that the water damage is not coming from damaged or rotted
floor in back of the engine on passenger side. That is a common place for
bad wood I am told. Look inside the engine compartment behind the floor step
and under the coach. Think you will find the problem. Replacing the
paneling on the curved wall is easy as the 1/4" plywood bends easily to shape.

>From: "Les & Des"
>Organization: Living Praise Ministries
>To: gmcmotorhome
>Date: Wed, 3 Jun 1998 08:24:13 +0000
>Subject: Water Damage
>
>Hi,
>
>It's us again. We are recarpeting our coach. After removing the
>front furniture, we discovered water damage along the passenger wall.
> Right by the step. We know we have to find the leak, but we
>also need to replace the paneling. We need all the advice we can get
>on replacing the panelling along a curved wall. Help????
>
>
>Thanks,
>'73 Painted Desert
>Les & Des
>Living Praise Ministries
>
>mailto:lesndes
>Visit us at: http://www.livingpraise.org