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jparker66

Rockwall, Texas

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Posted: 07/04/09 08:37pm

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I have a 2006 Holiday Rambler Savoy SL. Today, I noticed the side of my TT had about a 2 foot area with a bubble under the siding. Any information from anyone is appreciated.
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jp

James & Sharon
2006 Holiday Rambler Savoy SL 29'
2004 Dodge Quad Cab Hemi
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javaseuf

California's Gold Coast

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Posted: 07/04/09 09:29pm

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Delamination due to water intrusion or defective adhesive bond.
Either way, very complex and expensive to repair.

Steve
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TURK2500

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Posted: 07/04/09 09:32pm

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Depending on the type of material (Filon, Gelcoat, etc.), mositure may be causing a delamination process (glue separating from the material layers). It may also just be a defective panel.

Where is the effected area located (near roof, window, etc.)?

Turk2500

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