Siding Recomendation ?

I stick around Virginia, Delaware, Maryland and North Carolina for the most part. I have been camping in the back of my truck for over 10 years inside a campershell. This is a great improvement over my former set up.

We will see later, but O/S skin is first on the list, I can live without the rest.


Shortbus

You are going to need some insulation and interior skin or freeze to death in cold climes

Ok, see if I can do it now.





I added a cabinet, and a kitchen area so far, along with a few fishing rod holders. I don't think I will finish the inside, I think I like it the way it is.

Shortbus

Shortbus wrote:
How did you get them up, I used Photobucket, and used direct link, but they didn't show up ?

Thanks

Shortbus

Put the contents of the Photobucket Direct Link between the bracketed IMG and /IMG, or use the Advanced Editor and select the icon for the pictures.

How did you get them up, I used Photobucket, and used direct link, but they didn't show up ?

Thanks

Shortbus

Shortbus wrote:
See if I can get these pics to load........

I'll see if I can help you...........

There were threads a few years ago about doing roofing and sides with the equivalent of spray on bed liner. That always sounded like a pretty bulletproof skin.

See if I can get these pics to load........

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Thanks, I will research these ideas before moving forward. I need to make a decision soon, season is almost here again.

I bought it from the builder, so no pics during build. But he had bought a Coachman Camper with nose cone water damage. As we peeled back the front end, he found the damage was too much to repair. So he and his step father rebuilt it from the ground up with wood. They did a great job building it. I have added a few things to the interior since I got it, but have yet to tackle the outside.

Thanks

Shortbus

One product is called Algrip there is another the name escapes me. I would try West Marine as a source and ask about 2 part epoxy coatings.

I painted our 41' Ketch Imagine with Algrip it worked out well. We brushed the hull using a "Dry Brush" technique. We rolled it on and lightly brushed across the roller path with a dry 6" brush. There may be other and better methods now.