Fabric Imitation Wood come unstuck

[Paul_374358508]

The Imitation Fabric Wood is coming unstuck on the wooden surround in my sink area, and inside on the front window panel. Only a 2 year old Sterling Europa 620, I would expect a little more wear out of the van, before it started to fall apart. Can you help me in what glue to use to stick the fabric to wood please.

Regards Paul

 

[Paulpro]

I too have had this in my Elddis Odyssey 524L over the heater and fridge. The heat given off by these units has caused to wood effect to separate from the plywood underneath. Up until now I have merely used a travel iron - on a medium setting. When light pressure is applied, this warms up the glue and enables to wood effect to be restuck to the plywood. If you are worried about damage then just try it out with a piece of paper inbeteween the iron and the surface until you get the hang of it.Our iron didn't seem to damage the wood effect at all. Over the fridgeI did have to trickle (very carefully) a little bit of superglue into the gap to aid the sticking on the edges. Other similar repairs have involved using suitably matched strips of the iron-on wood or wood effect strips which one can get from DIY shops.

Hope this helps

Paul

 

[Paul_374358508]

I too have had this in my Elddis Odyssey 524L over the heater and fridge. The heat given off by these units has caused to wood effect to separate from the plywood underneath. Up until now I have merely used a travel iron - on a medium setting. When light pressure is applied, this warms up the glue and enables to wood effect to be restuck to the plywood. If you are worried about damage then just try it out with a piece of paper inbeteween the iron and the surface until you get the hang of it.Our iron didn't seem to damage the wood effect at all. Over the fridgeI did have to trickle (very carefully) a little bit of superglue into the gap to aid the sticking on the edges. Other similar repairs have involved using suitably matched strips of the iron-on wood or wood effect strips which one can get from DIY shops.

Hope this helps

Paul

Thank you, I will try your method today.

Regards Paul