2010 jayco wooden panelling marks
Submitted: Monday, Oct 08, 2012 at 23:02
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Matt O3
Hi guys just picked up are near new jayco 24.75-1 4 berth.
I was gluing some trim near the bunks and taped down the trim while the glue was drying. To my horror as I removed the tape, some how it removed / tore away the finish.
I can't believe it happened there is like a thin paper based layer on top of the timber. Can this be repaired ?
Or patched up so its not so noticeable.
Regards Matt
Reply By: Member - Bruce C (NSW) - Tuesday, Oct 09, 2012 at 09:43
Tuesday, Oct 09, 2012 at 09:43
Hi Matt,
I have the 23 footer Jayco. The finish is a paper veneer over plywood.
Whe doing repairs make sure you peel any masking or temp fixing tape towards the cut edge and not away from it as that probably is how the tear occured.
I do not know of any repair method except to use a lot of patience and try and replace the piece you tore off as neatly as possible. Of course it will always be obvious to you but others will be struggling to find it if you can get it done
well.
Is it on a removable panel Perhaps the whole thing can be replaced.
A good artist may be able to reconstruct the colours on the exposed section.
Outside of this I cannot help you. Sorry.
Cheers, Bruce.
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Reply By: hazo - Tuesday, Oct 09, 2012 at 13:41
Tuesday, Oct 09, 2012 at 13:41
My biggest criticism of Jayco (I've had two) is they persist in using this cheap paper covered lining ! when far better wipe down or washable products have been available for years.
When any leak or damage occurs the staining is normally irreparable without a total reline.
Having said that in my second jayco I did disguise it a little with the use of my daughters felt tip pens !
Really bugs me when I read about how wonderful jayco supposedly are yet they cannot get this simple thing addressed.
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