Just a simple question for anyone who has done it...have you painted your RV yourself...if so, what kind of paint did you use, and how did you apply it...were you pleased with the outcome...what would you do differently?Just curious.
We're making plans for our first trip of the year. We'll be leaving in 3 weeks for 4 days in Charleston, SC at James Island Campground, then 4 days at Hilton Head RV and Marina. Really looking forward to the get-away.
To strip the decals, remove all the left over glue with a scraper and Goof-off, scrub all over with Bar Keeper's Friend, wash all over with Simple Green, and apply 3 coats of Redmax Pro. My stepson helped me the whole 4 days with temps hovering in th...
That is called vinyl screw cover...Babette's RV and Marine Supply has a presence on e-bay...do a google search and the e-bay link will come up...They sell it by the foot and I bought enough to redo the white vinyl on my Keystone Outback that was mild...
There IS a spring. Roll it out a very short distance, put a pin (long cotter pin) through the hole in the left end upper bracket, tie the arms on both ends so they don't expand out, unbolt both end brackets and get some help to lift the brackets out ...
Check your electric water heater for a burned out element...this causes a short to ground and causes GFI's to trip...just a maybe., if you happened to turn on the water heater with no water in it.
I have a Porter-Cable model US-58 22ga. fine wire stapler...used mostly for upholstery, but it's also good for paneling projects...staples are Type "C" (same as Senco) available 1/4" to 5/8" length...got mine online for $89.00.
