B190 Enthusiasts

Hi.

I bought a 1990 B190 shortly before Christmas as a camper and a learning experience/hobby/money pit. I could tell when I walked through it that it had some water damage, but I have some skills and I thought 'I got dis'. But as I started to peel the onion, I realized the water damage was throughout the vehicle, and I'm pretty sure it sat for a year without any winterizing. So what began as a project to renovate, has become a wholesale redesign of the interior. So here's my first question: Is it safe or advisable to walk on the fiberglass roof? I want to start by inspecting and sealing the roof, closing up as many access holes as possible and adding solar panels.

Thanks for any help or advice.

Whatta

Plenty of people have walked on their roof, including me. But it's good to spread your weight out as much as possible.

I agree with Skater. Spread your weight when working, painting, sealing. Sun damaged fiberglass can be more sensitive, so crawl around gingerly at first. Best of luck.

You might want to check the index. I recall a number of comments on dealing with water leaks and interior rebuild

I also just purchased a 1991 B190 Sept 10, 2020. Will get pictures soon and post. On topic of the fiberglass roof, who would one contact to reinforce the fiberglass roof if needed?