Delamination Lamentation

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Re: Delamination Lamentation

Postby bonnie » Sat Jul 16, 2016 5:51 pm

Worked more on the floor today. It will have vinyl flooring on top of what you see here.

I have decides to use drywall tape and the edging to make the inside joins more square. There's also going to be some areas where copious amounts of gorilla glue will be needed to back fill gaps. Been a good day.

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I taped off the wall area prior to laying down the canvas.

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Here' the tack layer going on.

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Watching the glue dry.




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Re: Delamination Lamentation

Postby GPW » Sun Jul 17, 2016 5:56 am

You may want to use Great Stuff spray foam for gap filling .... lots cheaper than the Gorilla , plenty strong and sticky ( just foam eh ) ... :thinking:
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Re: Delamination Lamentation

Postby bonnie » Sun Jul 17, 2016 7:17 am

GPW wrote:You may want to use Great Stuff spray foam for gap filling .... lots cheaper than the Gorilla , plenty strong and sticky ( just foam eh ) ... :thinking:


Duh. I meant Great Stuff. I have a bit more trimming and fixing on the cabin and it will be time to marry the floor and cabin.


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Re: Delamination Lamentation

Postby KCStudly » Sun Jul 17, 2016 9:00 am

Have you started anything on the galley addition yet? I guess it makes more sense to do that once the cabin is back on the floor. Just curious and looking forward to your next progress update! :thumbsup:
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Re: Delamination Lamentation

Postby bonnie » Sun Jul 17, 2016 12:52 pm

I have it more or less planned. The frig will extend into the cabin by 4 inches. I am working out the sliding tray for it. Shelves above. Battery to the right of the fridge and electrics on the right.


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Re: Delamination Lamentation

Postby bonnie » Sun Jul 17, 2016 12:56 pm

The cabin may not be exactly 4x8, so I thought I'd adjust with the galley. Plus, I need access to the back wall to fill gaps.


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Re: Delamination Lamentation

Postby GPW » Mon Jul 18, 2016 7:04 am

You “could” add a slide out of sorts :thinking: ... Lately I was thinking about a "slide out" galley ... and as you slide it out it exposes a small exhaust fan for cooking ... :roll: 85116
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Re: Delamination Lamentation

Postby bonnie » Sat Jul 23, 2016 7:32 am

bonnie wrote:Got the cabin flipped. I trimmed the edges and removed the last of the rotted wood. I couldn't resist dry fitting the floor. Glad I did. The passenger side front edge is about .5" off square.

Here's the drivers side:

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Here's the passenger side:

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And a close up of the bit that's off:

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I'm looking for suggestions. Do I carve that bit away? There is some play in the walls, but not that much. I am concerned that much of a ledge would attract and channel water.

Everything else sits true, or true enough. That made me very happy.


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Re: Delamination Lamentation

Postby bonnie » Sat Jul 23, 2016 7:35 am

I posted this in the updates thread. I am so excited! Glue up won't happen just yet. I have to finish the solar bits first.


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