FITTING BONDED WINDOWS TO ANY CAMPERVAN | sprinter vw transit Nissan nv200 using an air nibbler

IN THIS EPISODE WE WILL SHOW YOU THE EASIEST WAY TO FIT BONDED WINDOWS TO YOUR CAMPER VAN. FITTING BONDED WINDOWS TO YOUR CAMPER VAN CAN BE ONE OF THE MOST DAUNTING TASKS YOU UNDERTAKE DURING YOUR SELF BUILD CAMPER VAN JOURNEY. WITH THIS VIDEO YOU WILL SEE THAT FITTING YOUR BONDED WINDOWS TO YOUR CAMPER VAN IS A WORRY OF THE PAST.
In this video we will show you how, by using an air nibbler to cut the whole in your camper van wall or door you will have a window fitted in no time. With a little knowledge and the right tools, fitting your camper van windows will no longer be a worry.
Using a nibbler will reduce your setup time, reduce the risk of damage and also reduce the margin of error.
We have tried every way of cutting out windows in camper vans from jig saws to grinders and we have always found the best, fastest and most accurate way every time is a nibbler.
We hope this video helps you have your bonded windows fitted in your camper van in no time at all.
Join our community page to chat and share your vans and adventures.
groups/64562...
Buy Stearmans on Tour Merch at out Etsy Store
etsy.me/2XJpc2P
Subscribe to our van build channel here
/ @simplycampervanconver...
Follow us on TikTok
vm.tiktok.com/ZMdcvhFwC/
Our Facebook page link is below
/ simplycampervanconvers...
Our Raptor Paint Group link is below
/ 1767391910109260

[@GrandadBaz]

Well explained Lee, I'd still make a balls of the job as I can't hold my hands steady

[@chrissey663]

well done , what a brilliant clear and very helpful video, BRILLIANT, thank you.

[@simplycampervanconversions]

Thank you for watching and I’m glad it came across well 🙏

[@efcso100]

very good

[@sitilah9220]

Nice van!!! they didn't fall off on the bridge on the way back 🙂

[@simplycampervanconversions]

That’s good to hear 😂

[@RogerLapin]

Thanks for the info, I would wear goggles when using a Grinder! a piece of metal in your eye is no fun - did you put primer on the van as well? Other installs I have seen prime the van and not the window? Everyone seems to do it differently!

[@simplycampervanconversions]

To be fair you are 100% right ALWAYS wear your ppe! No the primer goes in the glass not the van, these are these are the instructions as per the manufacturer guidelines.

[@lostoffgrid]

Great video mate, very clearly explained. Mine didn't go in as easy as that 🤦😂

[@simplycampervanconversions]

Thanks, hope it’s still stuck on now 😂

[@lostoffgrid]

@Simply Campervan Conversions I got a small leak, probably reseal it by next winter

[@maxv77]

Why do some put the primer on the van as well as the glass? Your way seems better seeing it stops the primer running down the paintwork

[@simplycampervanconversions]

I’d always check the instructions with the kit you get as some say different than others.

[@bxxxx6840]

Did you have to prime the painted surface before applying the bond?

[@simplycampervanconversions]

Absolutely no, the area needs to be clean use thinners, but primer is certainly not required.

[@markinstien1]

Sorry but I think you have the primer application about face, the primer is to give you a key to bond the window to the van, ie a matt surface instead of a highly glossed waxed paint and that's why you have a wipe to remove any polish before it's primed, it also hides any bright usually white paint that may be seen through the privacy glass under bright light, the other wipe is to clean the already primed matt painted surface,why paint it matt again, the sealant/adhesive is the applied to the already primed window .

[@markinstien1]

I fear there's going to be a few windows dropping out !

[@simplycampervanconversions]

These are the exact rules direct from the manufacturer of the window bonding kit. I’ll follow what the guys that make it say rather than some guy in my comment thread. 👍

[@johndaniel5880]

You missed the most important part! You didnt prime the van panel before applying the adhesive.

[@MartinJames-dw9xt]

Nobody has a Nibbler

[@outthere9370]

Where's the P.P.E.?