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ir8yj

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has anyone had a problem with a metal camper raining on the inside. lol :eek:
just building one and am not sure how to stop it.
should i put plywood or just put foam insulation in the walls and ceilng. or open to sug of any kind.
thanks
 
You need air flow. Open vents and a window. the Max air vent type covers are ideal to cover roof vents so you can open the vent without getting wet. 
 
If you don't have an A/C drainage issue:
While I've not experienced this in an RV, I have encountered it with metal roofs on outbuildings.  Condensation does have an opportunity to form between the heat of the day and cool of the night.  It's a dew point issue.  The way around this is simply insulation between the metal and the interior air.
 
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