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Title: delamanation on outer wall of slide out
Post by: rw0483 on April 09, 2025, 04:43:48 pm
I have a beautiful 1998 Intrigue.  I live in Mississippi and have consulted with Premier RV in Oregon.  From what I can tell, the lower half of the sides and the bottom have come loose.  Premier RV said they have seen this hundreds of times.  He said they would just pull back the delaminated area, clean out all the swelled wood, and then spray in a low expanding adhesive and clamp it back.  Has anyone done this on their own?  I'm tempted to attempt it.  I'm very capable but my problem is, I have to have it done right.  Any information on type of adhesive, ways you clamped it after putting adhesive inside would be valuable.  Please tell me what you learned and what I shouldn't do.  I just need to find a place I can get it out of the weather to do this.
Title: Re: delamanation on outer wall of slide out
Post by: Smith on December 12, 2025, 08:27:12 am
I have a 98 Allure with delamination below the refrigerator outside access panel.

Have you made your repair…items used….are you satisfied with the repair.
Roy
98 Allure #30195
Title: Re: delamanation on outer wall of slide out
Post by: TABrewer on December 13, 2025, 02:11:43 pm
I had my 1999 Magna repairedRefrig Access door repair-3.webp by Premier RV and it was still good when I sold the coach years later.
Title: Re: delamanation on outer wall of slide out
Post by: Smith on December 14, 2025, 07:50:03 am
Thank you TABrewer. Would you happen to know what they used as an adhesive? Upon further investigation, I’ve discovered the inside wall is showing some damage also. Wallpaper, behind refrigerator, is loose on the wall. I’m thinking l will drill holes thru the walls and sandwich the walls between two thick plywood boards. I’m afraid I may push the inside wall in behind refrigerator. I can patch holes easier than replace walls.