dumper wrote:common fault this time of year try ply lining the roof put some insulation under it
Mike wrote:My MK6 didn't have aircon, so I had a Flettner fitted, condensation problem solved and trades don't get much wetter than mine.
All my vans since then have had aircon so that deals with the condensation as long as you leave it on all the time.
woodbutcherbower wrote:Mike wrote:My MK6 didn't have aircon, so I had a Flettner fitted, condensation problem solved and trades don't get much wetter than mine.
All my vans since then have had aircon so that deals with the condensation as long as you leave it on all the time.
Cheers for the reply Mike. Will the aircon being on in the cab still dry the air enough to get rid of the moisture in the cab? How does the moisture from the back get past the bulkhead? Ta in advance.
caddy1210@ wrote:You need a dehumidifier mate, I have about 8 in my van and they keep the windscreen dry in the morning as well.
Always bone dry in the back of mine. Asda is a good place that I got all of mine from, one is the size of a football meant for large rooms but is brilliant and was only £6
S60r wrote:As a fellow butcher of wood, firstly congratulations on a beautifully organised cargo area and your choice of toolage.
Yes they do suffer from condensation at this time of year but I would remove your bolts and seal them with a decent epdm sealant. Mastic did work but will dry out, the tiger seal or something similar (used for mounting body panels similar to the spoilers etc) works very well.
seagypsy1407u wrote:You could try some of this, i put this on all the panels i could access easily plenty on eBay
Silent Coat 2mm Sound Deadening Damping Mat -187 x 250mm
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