Paneling

[TN5erRver]

I have some leaks in the rear corners that have damaged the paneling in the back corners of my Jayco. Where can I get some replacement panels. My local Jayco dealer isn't that helpful.

[Terry]

I think the closest you are going to come is Lowes or Home Depot for generic paneling. You are not going to find an exact match, so you could probably do some type of accent color. They also carry strips to put over the seams that make them look a little better.

[Mopar1973Man]

Luan paneling is what your going to end up with...

You might actually call Jayco directly and see what the techs have to say...

http://www.jayco.com/php/about/contact.us.php

[Gone Camping]

Welcome to the Forum. What year of camper is it?

[clutch]

Originally Posted by tafische

I think the closest you are going to come is Lowes or Home Depot for generic paneling. You are not going to find an exact match, so you could probably do some type of accent color. They also carry strips to put over the seams that make them look a little better.

I agree, I don't think you will ever match it perfectly.

[rray32539]

Try matching sixteen year old paneling...I went to Lowe's and got several sheets of paneling that were a similar color and proceeded to replace sections that had become water damaged. Since I replaced the carpeting and in the process broke the bed pedestal, I used the paneling from the bed pedestal to redo the "wallpaper" sections that had been water damaged. You would be hard pressed to tell the new from the old.

[Waynebo]

Recently, I called Jayco*Headquarters Phone: 574-825-5861Fax: 574-825-0679, requesting information about the current paneling in my fiver. After providing them with the last five digits of my vin no. they were able to give me the Jaco part number... also said the only place to find the original paneling is at a Jaco dealer.