Tearing Things Apart • RV Water Damage Repair • Truck Camper 

I am following your RV repairs with great interest. Of all the video creators in this subject area, you have applied the most practical and intuitive techniques! I just bought a 1999 Elkhorn 10W and it has very similar issues as yours has had. I will be applying most of your repair techniques with only a few modifications to save some costs. I am not able to source some of the materials you used, so I am going to use plywood and OSB where I can get away with it, but I will encase all of the wood in either Flex Seal or fiberglass. I have to replace the shoulders, one whole wall, (interior and exterior), and the tub. I have to build up the bottom of the tub to lift the camper up off my bed rails and that whole structure will be coated with Flex Seal. I did find out that the inside skin of the skirts on mine are Filon and not paper, so I'll have two good surfaces to laminate to new core structures. I think I'm in good shape structurally, but I'll find out more as I dig into it. Thanks for the inspiration!

ugh. Just finished mine. I'm glad its behind me. needless to say, I'm a little paranoid regarding water leaks now. LOL

Thanks for this. I have a similar camper and all your knowledge about RV repair will help me down the road when my wood inevitably gets wet