It's hard to follow Fred's fine builds, but here's my two cents worth.
I built my teardrop on the principle of the exterior surfaces being as watertight as possible. My floor is epoxy and rubber auto undercoating covered plywood. My sides and roof are aluminum over epoxy coated plywood. All seams, trim, and accessories are bedded in sealant.
These assemblies shouldn't leak, but if they do, the interior surfaces are gas permeable, meaning any moisture that came in could evaporate to the inside. For my floor, I left the top sheet of the sandwich construction unfinished.
So far, so good.