

| Subject: | Replacing fiberglass insulation... |
| From: | Marc Perdue |
| Date: | Tue, 4 Nov 2014 11:02:30 -0500 |
Hi all, First, the exciting news: I had my van towed to a body shop yesterday to get painted!!!! He says two weeks; we'll see. Now, to other stuff: To prepare my van to be painted, I removed a lot of bits here and there, including the utility connections on the driver's side. It is an '87 Westy. I don't have a garage to work in, but kept it tarped as best I could. However, I noticed some water got into the fiberglass behind the fridge. I don't want to have to do the whole rust reparation process again anytime soon and I'm thinking that fiberglass holds water nicely and contributes to rusting from the inside out. So, when the van comes back from being painted, I'm thinking I'm going to pull out the fridge/sink/stove cabinet and remove the fiberglass. I'm sure somebody else has done this before. Is there a preferred/recommended alternative to fiberglass for that space? Is there also a nice write-up somewhere about removal/reinstall of the cabinet(s)? Thanks! Marc Perdue
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