Interior wallpaper bubbling

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   I have a 2022 192. This trailer is always covered with a cover in storeage from about October to May when not in use. I live in Western Washington. Recently I did some minor work on the trailer tongue and noted there was no issues inside after a short bit heavy rain. Then two days ago I was there to continue the work and noted significant bubbling of the wallpaper on the drivers side of the interior. This side faces south and to the hot side. Since the heavy rain we have had several days of very hot weather. 
I had done a visual inspection of the cap molding at the interface of the sidewall and roof outside and could not see anything to be concerned with. I did not remove the molding for a complete inspection. 

I will attempt to attach some photos of the condition I am talking about. As this is my first attempt at attaching photos, I’m not sure if I. Can do so. 

I would greatly appreciate any insight as to what is causing this and the proper procedure for repair for fixing it. Thanks. 

Evidently my photo file is slightly too large to upload. I am no wizard with computer stuff so I don’t know how to adjust and upload the photos. Maybe someone can provide some help with the wallpaper problem from what I have described. Thank you. 

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Geezerbill Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Groupie Joined: 09 Jul 2022 Location: Puyallup, Wa Online Status: Offline Posts: 40	Post Options Post Reply Quote Geezerbill Report Post Quote Reply Topic: Interior wallpaper bubbling Posted: 23 Aug 2025 at 12:34pm
	I have a 2022 192. This trailer is always covered with a cover in storeage from about October to May when not in use. I live in Western Washington. Recently I did some minor work on the trailer tongue and noted there was no issues inside after a short bit heavy rain. Then two days ago I was there to continue the work and noted significant bubbling of the wallpaper on the drivers side of the interior. This side faces south and to the hot side. Since the heavy rain we have had several days of very hot weather. I had done a visual inspection of the cap molding at the interface of the sidewall and roof outside and could not see anything to be concerned with. I did not remove the molding for a complete inspection. I will attempt to attach some photos of the condition I am talking about. As this is my first attempt at attaching photos, I’m not sure if I. Can do so. I would greatly appreciate any insight as to what is causing this and the proper procedure for repair for fixing it. Thanks. Evidently my photo file is slightly too large to upload. I am no wizard with computer stuff so I don’t know how to adjust and upload the photos. Maybe someone can provide some help with the wallpaper problem from what I have described. Thank you.

GlueGuy Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Senior Member Joined: 15 May 2017 Location: N. California Online Status: Offline Posts: 2774	Post Options Post Reply Quote GlueGuy Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 23 Aug 2025 at 1:30pm
	Use a simple photo editor (e.g. paint.net), which will allow you to resize the photo to a smaller resolution. Then you can upload it.
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