Wet and rot .

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‘Moulds’ if you mean the plastic decorative strips can be seriously expensive if they are available. e.g. a single plastic corner on my previous van cost £400 plus fitting, it was about a foot square. I do not know if your van has a wooden framework, latest vans do not I believe. My thoughts are to get professional advice about what to do next after you have stopped the ingress of water.
 
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Hi Diablo.
The top photo shows the drivers cab and living quarters from above .
The seal or strip at the top of the skylight running across is 2.5meters x 40mm
Photo below is the profile of the seal .
Hope this helps for some clarity .

Cheers

Dh
 
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If it was me, I would try to get the moulding off, give it a good clean and rd-bond it. Eternatape is about 75mms wide so not sure if it would be wide enough to cover your moulding.

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There's a pretty obvious repair along the underside of that window aswell . I'd be checking to see if water is going in the window surround too
 
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If it was me, I would try to get the moulding off, give it a good clean and rd-bond it. Eternatape is about 75mms wide so not sure if it would be wide enough to cover your mouldin
Cheers .
Is this an adhesive ?
 
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There's a pretty obvious repair along the underside of that window aswell . I'd be checking to see if water is going in the window surround too
I have checked this and it looks dry but yes I am not convinced either it’s staying dry .what a minefield . :cry:

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Eternabond tape is extreemly sticky and seals extreemly well if applied properly. It's used alot in the USA for RV roof repairs. I think the sticky bit it Butyl rubber if it is there maybe cheaper brands on the market.

Have a look at this video.


 
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Eternabond tape is extreemly sticky and seals extreemly well if applied properly. It's used alot in the USA for RV roof repairs. I think the sticky bit it Butyl rubber if it is there maybe cheaper brands on the market.

Have a look at this video.



Wow! That stuffs looks like the dog’s ?
Just checked it out and as you say it’s expensive .
Thank you .
I will get some !!

(y)
 
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There's a pretty obvious repair along the underside of that window aswell . I'd be checking to see if water is going in the window surround too
Hi .
Please can you tell me what is looking dodgy in the underside of the window .
I’m not seeing anything that’s looking obvious .
Cheers (y)
 
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