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Carpeted ceiling flaking quick fix!!

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Val

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Joined
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Location
New Zealand
RV Year
2003
RV Make
Ford
RV Model
Coachman
RV Length
12metres
Chassis
1FCNF53S120A07069
Engine
2E674AB0201050973
Fulltimer
Yes
Greetings everyone,
I hope that this post finds everyone well and healthy for 2024

Has anyone had issues of their carpet ceiling flaking off, especially when touching it? Mine is a 2003 rig. Essentially the corking flakes out a synthetic fiber dust. My impression is this cannot be safe to breathe in and living in permanently.

Has anyone sealed or painted theirs to mitigate this?

I’ve tried vacuuming it but made it worst as the fibers appear to be loose-like shedding all over the place and breathing it in, as if the follicle adhesive has been compromised from age and heat. Until I am able to replace it with the vinyl leather looking ceiling, I was thinking of painting it or even trying scotch guard to re-seal it.

Many Thanks
Val
 
Greetings everyone,
I hope that this post finds everyone well and healthy for 2024

Has anyone had issues of their carpet ceiling flaking off, especially when touching it? Mine is a 2003 rig. Essentially the corking flakes out a synthetic fiber dust. My impression is this cannot be safe to breathe in and living in permanently.

Has anyone sealed or painted theirs to mitigate this?

I’ve tried vacuuming it but made it worst as the fibers appear to be loose-like shedding all over the place and breathing it in, as if the follicle adhesive has been compromised from age and heat. Until I am able to replace it with the vinyl leather looking ceiling, I was thinking of painting it or even trying scotch guard to re-seal it.

Many Thanks
Val
Following. Same problem with our 2003 Gulfstream.
 
Having a hard time guessing what you're talking about! Maybe pictures will help! Don't remember carpet on ceiling.
 

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