detroitdevo
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I just went for a drive with one of my clients who has a new Sprinter.. Last night we had some snow and I was surprised or even shocked to find that their van being brand new was wet to the touch on the roof in the back.
I have our van on order still but am scrambeling to figure out how we need to keep the wet out of the back as much as possible as we are a technology consulting firm and will be transporting servers, workstations, routers, ect... and having any moisture like that is a deal killer for us. I called our local LineX rep in Brighton and they said about a grand to spray the back, bulkhead and ceiling but I don't know if that is the right idea or spray foaming the walls and ceiling would be better. We ordered our van with the cargo package (dumb since we will rip out to install racks and bins) and wall cladding but don't know if this matters at all for this issue. And if there is this much moisture in the back how much is in the front under the liner. I have read these posts for months and months and usually the moisture issue applies to the RV folks more than cargo (or so I thought) Chime in one and all!
I have our van on order still but am scrambeling to figure out how we need to keep the wet out of the back as much as possible as we are a technology consulting firm and will be transporting servers, workstations, routers, ect... and having any moisture like that is a deal killer for us. I called our local LineX rep in Brighton and they said about a grand to spray the back, bulkhead and ceiling but I don't know if that is the right idea or spray foaming the walls and ceiling would be better. We ordered our van with the cargo package (dumb since we will rip out to install racks and bins) and wall cladding but don't know if this matters at all for this issue. And if there is this much moisture in the back how much is in the front under the liner. I have read these posts for months and months and usually the moisture issue applies to the RV folks more than cargo (or so I thought) Chime in one and all!