Help!! Hole in roof (1 Viewer)

[Aaronn]

So final day of France trip I managed to put a hole in my Luton roof. Any advise guys? It's a bailey van so Alu Tec roof, fibreglass.

Do I just fill with sealant?
Can it be easly repaired and painted over?
Big sticker?
Or local body shop with credit card?

 

[Aaronn]

From the ground

 

[ourcampersbeentrashed]

stick anything over it just for the timebeing so no water gets in duck tape or bathroom mastic will do (bearing in mind I am no expert).

Johns Cross motorhomes can do a proper fibreglass repair when you return home. Their work is excellent


Am sure there will be someone more knowledgeable along soon although many funsters are at shrewsbury this week

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[Peter & Elaine]

It's of to body shop for you any good body shop will soon put it right
Even I could do it
But I can never seem to get the perfect finish that the pros get
I would not try it

 

[f6c]

Send pm to joner8888

 

[duane0001]

Duck tape?

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[MikeD]

So final day of France trip I managed to put a hole in my Luton roof. Any advise guys? It's a bailey van so Alu Tec roof, fibreglass.

Do I just fill with sealant?
Can it be easly repaired and painted over?
Big sticker?
Or local body shop with credit card?

I did something very similar in the fibre glass part of my Autotrail whilst visiting Spain last year. I taped it up and had it repaired at home by Elite Motorhomes.:thumb::thumb:
It cost a shed load of money oh:oh:
Never trust someone else to guide you in :Sad::Sad:

 

[Ralph-n-Bev]

Oops, I would do as Gail said with the duck tape for now. Then maybe check out a boat repairer. Aren't they fibre glass. Might be totally wrongoh: but that's off the top of my head without googling it bit far to go to johns cross from Ireland though

 

[Peter JohnsCross MH]

Duct tape for the time being, depends on how nice you want it to look.

DIY fibreglass ribbon on inside, should the only show as hairline crack on outside with a bit of luck but surely its insured!

Peter

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[motorhomelover]

stick anything over it just for the timebeing so no water gets in duck tape or bathroom mastic will do (bearing in mind I am no expert).

Johns Cross motorhomes can do a proper fibreglass repair when you return home. Their work is excellent


Am sure there will be someone more knowledgeable along soon although many funsters are at shrewsbury this week

Wish I was at Shrewsbury
Billy no mates this week oh:
Think I need the phone number of a beautiful woman

 

[Steve]

funster sticker

 

[ourcampersbeentrashed]

Wish I was at Shrewsbury
Billy no mates this week oh:
Think I need the phone number of a beautiful woman

so why havent you phoned me, the numbers in your van somewhere :thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb:

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[Aaronn]

Duct tape for the time being, depends on how nice you want it to look.

DIY fibreglass ribbon on inside, should the only show as hairline crack on outside with a bit of luck but surely its insured!

Peter

Its double skinned with insulation between, so its only the external skin damaged..

Got some Silicone to fill hole temp and I will get it to a body repair shop next week.

Thanks

A