Plastic body filler

Thanks!

I think we all need a little filler from time to time. I've done tiny areas with JB weld and it seems to be holding. We had a disaster with our Red Dale Compact, a piece of metal pierced the new skin just a week after paint. (heavy WIND) It was going to the rally in less than a week, so we used Bondo. 2 years later, you still can't see where the hole was...

I'm just filling the most obvious dings. I straightened all that I could from the backside. I'm mostly concerned with by the entry door, that's where the most dings were and they are right where you see them.

So the large holes will once again be covered by lights?

IMO, filling a 1" hole would be impossible. Reinstalling the lights may be an option if it's solid behind them.

Did the small holes screw into solid framing? If yes, and the camper is covered most of the time, you may get by for a time with putty of gutter seal in the hole followed by new screws.

I wouldn't use filler (Bondo) on a roof. Have somebody tow while you're in the back seat watching the roof undulate in the 60 MPH wind. Think of a mini wave effect reacting to Bondo.

Now the bitter pill...if the framing isn't solid the roof needs to come off so repairs can be made. If it was me, and money was not a major issue, I'd replace the roof. Holes all over a roof are asking for trouble long-term.

Hemet Valley and CHcampers sell replacement skin. There are other sources scattered here and there. It's about $450 plus shipping.