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Make sure the camper is up before disconnecting the strut.? Mine are installed "backwards".? With 80 pound struts, it wanted to buckle.? I went with 60. I'd get the stress off it and then access

Thank you all for your analysis, comments, and advice. All equipment on my 2015 Aliner expedition was factory installed as am original owner. presently, only the curb side rear roof has deformed,

Is this an Aliner factory defect?? I thought i saw posts about this happening to other trailers.? If so I'd think Aliner would help in the repair.? Call them up and see.

Steve is correct; we use these all the time for commercial maintenance and construction projects when there is any question about the level of moisture.? Saves much tearing up/out of walls, floors,

Never heard of such a thing. I ripped out all of the rotten or even discolored wood.

Get a moisture meter with pins, and push that into the floor, and see what it says.? Test it on some pieces of dry plywood for comparison, and wet hunks of rotted wood if you still have any.

I am so paranoid now about what I cannot see that I want to rip up all the vinyl rug under my compartments. Comments?

Jim: Your second guess is accurate: the buckling is caused by a far-too-powerful gas spring (aka: gas strut) resisting the roof side extrusion to the point of failure. My recommendation is to remove

If you do a search on "eternabond failure" you'll see reports of it starting to fail after about 8 years.? But it could last longer too.? The manufacturer claims it can last 20 to 35 years.

Fortunately for many of us, Dave Michaels (who founded and manages this group) led the way regarding intrducing optimum gas spring placement in North America.? I switched methods after analyzing the

5 or 6 years so far in wet western Oregon so far and no visible degradation of the tape sealing all edges where there used to be a full width bubble window in my front roof half. First 2 or so years

Lol. I saw the wig product also, but figured it out. My camper is out and up all year in NY. A little worried about tape holding up. Not worried about dry application, at least not these last couple

That buckling can happen if the roof is closed on the side wall and the upper door half is still laying open (don’t ask how I know this…?). Another possible cause is that gas strut — it looks

No problem . I solved my issues years ago with Eternabond which really almost seems to live up to its name and be worth its premium cost. I just thought I would clarify to make it easier for those

Hello Mark: Wow, that looks nasty. Does it buckle with out the strut attached? When you close it when does it start to buckle? Is the other side buckling? In the second photo it looks like you have

Hello David: I apologize for giving out the wrong name. My memory for company names has always been somewhat flexible. I will try to remember Eternabond in the future. Other brands: Gorilla Patch Flex

I am unable to find any product called Edurobond. Enduro bond is an adhesive for attaching wigs to scalps. ETERNABOND is a micro sealant tape that is what everyone is referencing. Using the correct

Will try to add photos again. Bowing on passenger side near "shock absorber". Mark

Hi Steve: We never really had any leaks from the failing hinge flashing. I just wanted to fix it before it became a problem. Since our campers "move" caulk can fail if it doesn't hold to the parts.

Hello Kathryn: I really like Edurobond tape, and I think there are several similar brands available now. I first used it on our new skylight, and after 6 years it shows no movement. Then I used it to