Seabreeze1993

Here it is stripped out. I will probably remove the passenger side wall to match and let it dry for a while before putting back together. I will look for Borax!

Well... Here we go!!! I think the water damage goes across the entire overhead. Any advice as I get into this is appreciated. I am tearing our the floor and drivers side wall under the window of the overhead. Fortunately my father is helping with his tools and expertise. I will post more photos as this project progresses. So much for my mint 1993 Seabreeze. It's now a project! ???

Well, shoot. My photo loaded upside down. Hopefully it gives a good idea of the problem anyway...

I found the source of my mold smell. I guess I should have pulled the overhead cushion back further before buying my 1993 Seabreeze. I probably would have bought her anyway though. Here is what I can see. Window leaking under wall paper and dripping into the seam. Seam is mushy. The actual wall still feels solid, but the wallpaper is no longer adhered to the wall. Is there any way to put a stop to this without tearing anything out? I was thinking about caulking the window and caulking closed the smelly seam. Is this a bad idea? Does anyone know how much this might cost to have it professionally repaired or how difficult it would be to cut out the moldy part? Hopefully the part that needs to be removed, if any, is the bed under the cushion near the wall and not the wall itself. Thank you for any help!

I love the sun lakes! I just bought a like new Seabreeze and plan to take her maiden voyage there.

I just joined the forum as I recently bought a Seabreeze. I saw your Escaper for sale and would have likely bought it except I am in Seattle. I do plan to put thousands of miles on mine just like you did on yours! Good luck to you!!!