Hello All, I wondered if anyone had tried to re-wallpaper any part of the interior following water ingress? We have sadly had a problem with our 430GT 2007 which has left staining on the mid line corner and left staining. I have enquired about the cost of replacement paper which is massively expensive but also apparently quite difficult to fit - this is on the curved part of the rear of the van and ideally we would need to go from the rear window up to the kitchen if we were to do it properly. Any guidance/suggestions would be much appreciated. Thank you. Lin
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Thank you Colin - that might be the best option.

That does looks pretty comfy.

Lin

I don't have a solution but ask if you've been able to find the source of the water ingress? I have a similar problem at the front of our 2005 Triton430GT close to the floor where the gas locker sits into the 'van under front seat

Mark It's like looking for a needle in a haystack. Hubbie has gone round the white middle strip on the exterior as it appeared to be gapping so a possibility but on reading various posts within the forum, it could be the awning strip or a window seal although nothing obvious is evident. Have seen a couple of instances where awning strips have been taken off on Eribafolk on Facebook but need the weather to get better before we can consider this. Also, we don't seem to be getting water in now ..... the plot thickens! Looks like the post from Colin is a possible solution to your problem though.

I’ve got a 2007 puck land noticed discolouration below the mid rail on both sides. On one side you can feel it’s
slightly bubbled ( delaminated?)
You can’t see it because of curtains , but how do I find out if it’s been treated ? I have photos ! I’ve checked the rail outside and except fir a small vertical gap where the trim joins together it all seems to be sealed properly

We had a similar problem in the same area some years ago it was the high level brake light and the water had tracked down.