Nuevo 2011 wallpaper peeling
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Nuevo 2011 wallpaper peeling
Morning all. We have recently acquired a 2011 Nuevo II ES and have noticed the interior wallpaper is peeling at various places. It seems to be vinyl based and am wondering if anyone has had the same issue and successfully stuck it back on, and if so what adhesive did you use? Many thanks as always.
chromachris- Member
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Location : Blackburn
Auto-Sleeper Model : Nuevo ES II
Vehicle Year : 2011
Re: Nuevo 2011 wallpaper peeling
I'm not familiar with the Nuevo, when you say wallpaper do you mean the wood-effect viny (known as 'sticky-back plastic' in our house, as we're old enough to remember Val Singleton on Blue Peter).
We've had loads of trouble with the self-adhesive vinyl in our Pollensa - the glue dries out and the sheet starts lifting away from the base surface. We've tried various glues - UHU melted the plastic, Copydex was a swine to apply and tended to be lumpy.
We now have a large sheet of very thin plastic that is coated with adhesive on both sides. Cut a bit out to fit the problem area, pull back the vinyl, stick the double-sided sheet to the wall, peel off the backing paper from its outward facing side and stick the vinyl down. So far it's worked well, but is rather fiddly. Let me know if you want details of the product we use.
Someone suggested using diluted PVA glue, but we haven't tried it.
If anyone knows a better way to reattach the wood-effect vinyl please let me know!
PS - Originally we thought it was lifting because it was damp; we now realise it's the opposite - it's heat that dries the glue out. Ours became a problem after a very hot holiday in France, when the vinyl at head height began to lift.
We've had loads of trouble with the self-adhesive vinyl in our Pollensa - the glue dries out and the sheet starts lifting away from the base surface. We've tried various glues - UHU melted the plastic, Copydex was a swine to apply and tended to be lumpy.
We now have a large sheet of very thin plastic that is coated with adhesive on both sides. Cut a bit out to fit the problem area, pull back the vinyl, stick the double-sided sheet to the wall, peel off the backing paper from its outward facing side and stick the vinyl down. So far it's worked well, but is rather fiddly. Let me know if you want details of the product we use.
Someone suggested using diluted PVA glue, but we haven't tried it.
If anyone knows a better way to reattach the wood-effect vinyl please let me know!
PS - Originally we thought it was lifting because it was damp; we now realise it's the opposite - it's heat that dries the glue out. Ours became a problem after a very hot holiday in France, when the vinyl at head height began to lift.
Slow-Lane- Donator
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Auto-Sleeper Model : Pollensa
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Re: Nuevo 2011 wallpaper peeling
I have had that with the Burford if you heat the covering with a air dryer and have a credit card to flatten it out again that works well as it makes the glue soft
Flash61- New Member
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