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Hi, I am new to this site and hope someone can help.
My Rapido caravan has an an aluminium skin with polystyrene insulation. It’s fairly old but in beautiful condition and dry as a bone inside. It didn’t cost me a lot, so I don't want to spend a fortune on it. I started to dig out a small area of aluminium ‘corrosion’ (I know that's not the correct word) and have ended up with a hole around 8" x 10" This goes right through to the interior panelling and there is some of rotted flaking wood and soggy polystyrene insulation. I am now in the process of drying this out. I need to know what I can fill the hole with. Hopefully I can fill it with something then skim over with polyester resin. I was wondering about expanding polystyrene foam . Any helpful tips appreciated!
------------- John
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