Just thought I would put a comment on here in the hope that someone might be able to point me in the right direction.
Last week I brought my van (Abbey Aventura 312)out of storage to prep her for the up coming summer. I charged up the gas system, soapy water on all joints, charged up the water system and clean out the pipes and finally gave the outside a well earned wash. In the afternoon I noticed the main center window show signs of steaming up so though I had better check it out.
On looking at the window, I discovered a lot of water between the plastic panes in the window, I had my own goldfish bowl. On checking further it would seem that the the outside and inside panes have parted ways and have delaminated. Now I have had to drill 4 x 1mm drain holes in the outside window to drain the water and I have also removed the vent plugs to clear up the condensation. Can I re-glue the panes, if so how, or is it new ones, there are two windows suffering the same problem :-( Thank you for reading.
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Topic: Delamination in windows
