Pace Arrow: Our wallpaper is coming off the walls

[MrsChilerick]

The wallpaper in our 2018 Pace Arrow 36U is peeling off the walls. We had it repaired 2 years ago by the manufacturer and it’s just peeling again. Has anyone found a good solution for fixing this problem?

[Tha_Rooster]

Originally Posted by MrsChilerick

The wallpaper in our 2018 Pace Arrow 36U is peeling off the walls. We had it repaired 2 years ago by the manufacturer and it’s just peeling again. Has anyone found a good solution for fixing this problem?

Is it just falling off or does it have little pimples also? Just a guess you have a moisture issue.

[TXiceman]

My solution for an older Pace Arrow was to trade it in for a Winnebago.

Ken

[MrsChilerick]

Originally Posted by Tha_Rooster

Is it just falling off or does it have little pimples also? Just a guess you have a moisture issue.

Both, it wrinkles and peels.

[Tha_Rooster]

Originally Posted by MrsChilerick

Both, it wrinkles and peels.

Sounds to me like a moisture issue.

[Gary RVRoamer]

Agree with the others - you are getting excessive moisture in the walls. If you are living in the coach and not keeping it ventilated (or air conditioned), it might be that you are generating more than typical interior humidity (cooking, showers, etc). If not, there is a leak somewhere keeping the walls damp.

[Vato]

My '08 Terra wall paper wrinkled on the walls, but oddly enough just near the edges and near where the factory added the clear silicone seal. So a lot in the bath room and kitchen.

No peeling, just wrinkled as if it were shrinking

Wife used to hang paper so we got some attractive wallpaper suitable for moist areas and completely stripped the old paper and repapered the bathroom. (looks much better than new)

Same wrinkling in the kitchen area. I got some vinyl peel and stick tile resembling thin subway tiles and made a backsplash extending along the countertop and up the wall to the bottom of the cabinets.

I had no moisture compromise or leaks in these locations, guessing just being in the area of some moisture....

and near the silicone....go figure

[Sam 3]

We are the third owners of our 26ft. TT. I have one section of pimples in the wallpaper. Defective paneling from China. The glue causes the pimples. We just live with it.

[MrsChilerick]

We don’t live in our coach and we live in the desert. I’m pretty sure moisture isn’t the problem. Also, it’s not as bad in the bathroom where there would be moisture. It’s worst inside the slide room and the cubbies above the cab. The one wall panel they replaced two years ago is still fine, the walls that they simply recovered are wrinkled again. I’m thinking it’s bad wall board, but I don’t want them to replace the walls. That might make it worse. I think we’re going to try and put up new wallpaper in one small area and see how it does.