Caulk everything in sight and out of sight, and don't stop until it
doesn't leak at all. This will take you a while. Then start to fix the
floor.
Daisy ( caulking gun permanently stuck to right hand )
> Jim Combs wrote:
>
> There's no short answer to your flooring question. Start here:
>
> http://www.tompatterson.com/Streamline/Airstreamlist2/Flooring10.html
>
> Then back up to Tom's home page, http://www.tompatterson.com and
> click the button for his internal search engine. He has an extensive
> archive
> of this list, and a couple other lists too. There's lots of info on
> this topic to
> be found there, but it does take some digging. Enjoy!
>
> Jimbo / '76 Sovereign
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> [snip]
> I found some floor damage in the front, back under the
> windows and near the door. I would like some advice on
> how to proceed in repairing/replacing the flooring that
> is damaged since the damage begins at the body and moves
> in about 4-8". Should I just cut it out as close to the
> body as I can or is there a better way. I think the
> water is coming down from the AC, but I may be wrong.
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