I have 1,000's of hours of professionally painting experience. Painting everything from surface equipment, cars , trailers just about anything an everything. I see nothing wrong with this . Nothing wrong with putting in some work and saving some money.

Gonna give this a shot on my '97 Lance Legend exterior fridge controls cover. That thing is YELLOW and the only discolored piece on the outside. Thanks for the tip.

My Arizona motorhome ceiling is so dry if you touch it, it falls down like snow 😢 How do I fix that problem? It's a little difficult to wrap my head around.

Looks like you have hole still in the left bottom corner.

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this vid is great! thank you. boutta try this now

Love THIS products Such a nice Video

I keep a cb to listen to trucks for traffic updates. It also has weather alert, which is nice. For rig-to-rig our group uses FRS/GMRS radios. The squelch codes prevent outside groups from jumping into our conversation easily.

Another KZbinr with FAKE titles. This is NOT "HOW TO CLEAN AN RV CEILING" it is "HOW TO Remove Stains from AN RV CEILING".

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Mr fix everything, did not think of that. Thanks! So simple I missed it. Thats a big deal!

No sanding before applying the paint ?

Can you walk on top of a travel trailer

Holy crap I've been wondering what I've been doing wrong and I completely didn't even think about the slide out.... That's a great tip dude. Gonna try it!

-60 c in the Yukon bush for 2 years.

Great video thanks. Is this safe do they go fast ? Won’t the 🐊 jump bite or nothing like that. 😂

Can a disabled person who walks with a cane do this?

Would this work on a yellowed external dome skylight?

How can this be adapted for a phone or tablet?

In my shopping cart!!! I’m hoping for the best!!! The smell is killing me!

Thank you. We have a sleep number at home. Looking into buying one for the rv. Great info!

does it have to be calgon

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When you staple the reflective coating to the ceiling, what do the staples go into? Is it just the original ceiling panels?

Your headboard is covering the window on that side, right? How do you remove it to check for leaks and such?

Hello can these be used on the exterior part of an RV’s roof to prevent heat/cold to come through?

Such a better way to do these.

Love this. My pole is 1 1/4 and I'm having trouble finding a bracket for 1.25. Wish I saw this before I bought the flag pole, lol!

How did the seal you used hold up? I'm seeing some negative reviews on a variety of seals and we need to replace one on our 310 model.

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My late husband was a Navy vet from waaay back when - there must be something about you Navy guys, because this is just the thing he would have done to spruce up the rig!! Thank you for your service too!

Will that cause an issue with the slide sealing properly when removed.

How do you remove bug guard if it is needed?

I've had my bug screens (attached with springs) on my fifth wheel for over 5 years with no problems. But if i do, I will certainly safety wire them down - nice fix!

How good does it stick though? Feeling this gonna peek down the road.

I would suggest getting some sort of grommet that is radiused or sanding the hole your hose goes through as well as put something around it to protect it from road vibrations or pressure that may cause it to wear where it makes contact to that OSB base. I love my Sleepnumber at home and was looking to do the same for my RV when I buy one.

Sorry man... as we say in production, "Too much you, not enough monkey." Had to wait 1 and 1/4 minutes of looking at you and a useless Star Wars clip before the actual instructions, and then NO install on the vent... but recommended us to go to yet another video for that.... finally to sit though more than another minute for you to end the video. Also, those who beg for subscriptions before we even see the presentation, gets instant DISLIKE from me.

Looks like you put the pump in the storage area. We are in a Motorhome with the Motor under the bed & only a small amount of storage. Would being close to the motor be a concern. We are really wanting a sleep# bed.

Great video, good explanation instructions. The music was a bit loud for me. Thank you.

I use a cb in my rv to talk with truckers when theres a traffic issue. Several times I've been informed of an approaching traffic issue like an accident. Truck on fire on the side of interstate 40 west bound traffic blocked up for 3 miles. Trucker suggested take a certain exit and drive a frontage road that allows you to totally miss 3 miles of bumper to bumper 5 mph traffic. Yes a cb is a time saver and could be a life saver too.

Beautiful work!

My walls are cold.

Nice job showing how to breath new life into your oxidated and dirty AC shroud. I'm searching today for how to repair a few HOLES bashed in one. But when I figure out how to repair the holes or maybe end up with a new one I intend to add some extra protection to it so this prep with sanding and mineral spirits and spray paint and clear coat is a good way to finish it up. I also intend to add about 5 commercial snaps the kind with screws that many commercial boat covers utilize all around the AC shroud and match it up with a fabric heavy insulated cover to keep on it year round when not in use. I live in NW MT and our neck of the woods can get very hot even triple digits for up to a week now and again but overall an AC in the coach is not needed too often. So keeping it protected and covered seems the best option. I recovered the interior cushions with a light dove grey marine coated canvas and plan to use that for the covers. Plan to make magnetic covers for the RV coach side wall windows and also for a MaxAir 10 speed fan I installed in place of the regular screen vent. This is a 22 year old RV class B+ that needs a lot of updating and repairs. So one of the things left is the AC. It appears to work fine. It's original and new costs around 180 to well over 200 for OEM or generics. So worth playing around as to what I could do to repair the original cover in that it's just not going to used that much. If I replace it then I'll want to protect it for the day it might be with a new owner. So far I've looked close at fiberglass cloth and resins. But hope to find something easier to work with even if it takes more time.

Very helpful I’m going to do this to my kenworth

thank you for posting this.

To answer that question near Algonquin park, it got down to below -40° for a couple days, needed three different heaters to keep it above freezing inside

When you do this, do you stuff the seal inward so the foam fits snug in the gap?

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Amazing coincidence. I’ve been researching awning protection (which is how I found you). But I was in my shed today and wondered how I could use up some leftover corrugated pipe I have. Wah-lah!