Free Tips For Painting Prevost Stainless Steel...You're Welcome

[@theskillbillyproductions8752]

You are too kind sir! I appreciate your continued support. I enjoy our conversations and look forward to the next one.😅

[@TimothyMichaels]

Gorgeous bus

[@robertburgess6100]

Beautiful work. 👏

[@peeweeacres]

Doing shop videos at Sewell shop are #1 learn alot. THANK YOU!

[@AZExpert]

Great to hear!

[@clarencewiles963]

Thumbs up 👍

[@timmysrvlife]

Now that I learnt how to, just need a Prevost😂

[@toddincabo]

👍 hmmmm, thought that was common knowledge in the field.

[@austinmorrow2714]

I love your videos. You’ve given me the confidence to do my own rv repairs. We could have the chance to buy a 20 year old camper. It needs a roof, and the sidewalls are delaminated. If we would have it for say 20 more years. Would it be worth it in your mind to do this? Because that’s still cheaper than a new junk camper. Also, if it has a EPDM or TPO roof, could I do a fiberglass roof instead? Seems it would last longer.

[@h5mind373]

Just my two cents as the former owner of a delaminated trailer, but I'd never touch an RV with a roof that was leaking long enough to delaminate the walls. The entire inner structure is now rotted, rusted, and full of mold. You'd end up rebuilding the thing from the ground up. I would consider something that far gone as a parts vehicle- maybe swap everything into a bus conversion? As a bonus, stripping it down for parts would teach you a lot about how they're put together. Finally, brands matter. Some makers simply build them much better than others. Choose one with a fiberglass (or metal) roof and you'll be happier over those same 20 years. We quickly forget paying more for quality; but never forget however much we pay for junk.

[@shrconstruction]

prep, prep, and more prep....90% of the work has nothing to do with the paint gun. nice work!