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Delamination Problems?
Old 12-28-2009, 08:45 AM   #1
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You hear very little about delamination problems lately, but I think I may have one started on our 2001 Ambassador 38PBT and I am puzzled. It is between the window and the rear wheelwell, closer to the wheel than the window, it does not appear to start at the window. The Window sealing is good all the way around it appears, and I can see no intrusion into the area. I searched several rv related sites and did not find any references to this problem in Monaco vehicles in recent years. I know in the 90's a lot of companies had difficulty with it. It is very stiff, so it does not feel like the fiberglass seperating from the wood, rather the wall popped loose from the stud. Two months ago when we left home, it was fine, just discovered it about 2 weeks ago and it is the size of a basketball in diameter. Just starting to look at options, including asking Monaco for technical assistance and advise (not money) and maybe purchase some of the original adhesive. Is anyone else out there aware of anyone with this kind of problem and how did they handle it other than pass it on to someone else (that is not a good option for us at this point)? Thanks for any help and suggestions you may have.

Have a great day Happy Trails Bert

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