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Screw holes in my floor.

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Diane1

The other day when we had the other part of our mover fitted, Adrian notice on of the vent covers had come off, He went underneath to fit it back and discovered a load of screw holes where something had been placed and removed several times.

The holes are very small but there is quite alot of them. Would painting underseal on these stop any damp occuring or do i mention it to the dealer who we bought from as it is still under dealers warrenty.
 
As we say in wales Dioch butt! (Thank you buddy). The only problem is is it going to cost me more to take it back to Gloster from Swansea, or is it cheapley fixable myself?
 
Diane, yes it is easy to fix yourself, just squirt some clear silicone sealant into each hole.
 
Hi Diane,

Are you sure these are screw holes - do they appear in a regular pattern such as the holes from a mounting plate?

And I would certainly mention it to the dealer - take a photo to show them - and maybe have it fixed at the next service.

Robert
 
Yes its like something has been there and then taken off and then move about an inch and an half, Then moved again. We have only had the van 6 weeks so we have stll the dealers warrenty. Its going back on the 16 so will mention it then. We have made a snagging list:0)

Thanks for your advice all.XXXX
 
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