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94 Winnebago Ceiling is separating from foam and has started to pull away from plastic seam strips. tried to re glue worked for six months. Would like ideas on repairing problem.
If it's similar to headliners used in cars and trucks since the 80's the only sound way to repair is to either replace it or remove it and clean off the foam from the backing material.
The foam continues to breakdown, that's why your repair only lasted for a short time.
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Actually if your RV is a 1994, I believe that's pretty good.
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