RV Wall & Siding Repair- What is Delamination and How to Fix It for Do It Yourself & RV Shops

The facts on repairing delaminated RV walls and roofs.
Delaminated walls on RV's, campers, Class A Motorhomes, Class C Motorhomes, Toy Haulers, and Fifth Wheels is a common problem.
There are many lineal feet of gaskets and sealants around all the doors, windows, hatches and light fixtures. Due to movement, shrinkage, aging, and poor workmanship, water can get inside the wall when the seals fail. The water causes the glue used to make the plywood to fail and the plies come apart (delaminate).

Wall replacement is a costly option, re-bonding the delaminated areas is a more cost effective process and while not always the best answer, it has been proven to be a good choice in thousands of cases.
In 2012, Composet Products LLC, invented and created the first RV Delamination Repair Kits. With years of epoxy adhesives, glue, epoxy experience in industrial assembly and repairs, Composet developed the proprietary processes and Composet SLV™ and Composet CompoBond™ epoxy resins used in RV wall repair.
The kits feature the specially formulated epoxy used worldwide by RV repair shops from national chains to independent shops and DIY'ers everywhere. The kits include injection syringes, tubing, piping, mix containers, detailed instructions, and a host of associated tools.
The Composet SLV™ and Composet CompoBond™ epoxies are safe to use in Styrofoam, RV fiberglass siding, wood, and aluminum. As super high performing products,, these bonding resins are optimized and formulated for RV repair.
Composet Products LLC is well known for excellent product support and technical service. Thousands of satisfied customers have repaired their water damaged RVs using these #1 rated products.