FRP FOOD TRUCK Fiberglass Reinforced Panel Installation, PVC Panels

On a BUDGET to save money!!! FRP or PVC panels are very important in a Food Truck/Trailers. Installation takes time and not a whole lot of money. Not to many tools are needed, but are a must. Clean, Hard, Washable, Smooth surface is needed to PASS INSPECTIONS. I will show and explain in detail everything and more. This is Part 5, How to build a Food Truck/Trailer with The Seamster.

[@obetcorea9985]

I started watching your videos on how to build a food truck. You do a good job sir!

[@RJ-cc1fz]

My late grandma told me if your not going to be rich enough to pay someone to do it then you will have to learn how to do it. I learned a lot using that mindset. Seems like you also have

[@lifeleaves1268]

Same here. My grandma never lived to tell me. I just learned that the hard way.

[@obetcorea9985]

Great advise

[@RobbyJarrell-mi6cv]

Thank you I’m doing a shaved Ice trailer and gonna use FRP I learned so much watching you I’m gonna save money and make money doing this!!

[@MsShaylover]

3 years later I'm glad I found your channel

[@TheSeamster]

Right On! Thanks

[@jyll.7132]

This information is so valuable. I really appreciate this. It's gonna help me get my dreams.

[@TheSeamster]

Very Good and more videos are up :)

[@TheRealGrumpyFinn]

Best FRP “how to” video I’ve seen, by far, and I’ve seen many. Great job, excellent and clear detail. Thanks for posting!

[@TheSeamster]

Thanks and some people don’t like me explaining it in detail so much.

[@kendellellerbe6646]

Love your videos cause you get straight to business. A lot of these guys talk to much about nothing

[@TheSeamster]

Thanks and hope it works for you

[@gabymorales1861]

Renovating my dog grooming van and this is the best video I’ve found regarding FRP

[@TheSeamster]

Thanks

[@alohachristine]

I'm doing my basement shower tomorrow. I really appreciate this. I wish the panels were still only $25 a piece! haha! #pandemicprices! :P I paid $36+tax (per sheet). I got a 2-3 gallon bucket of glue for $22. However, the man helping me at Lowes did tiling for about 30 years and said that the liquid nails will eventually show through the FRP (maybe the PH level or something). Have you seen that happen yet? Well anyhow, I love what you've done here. Thank you so much for blessing so many people with the effort. God bless, Christine

[@TheSeamster]

Nope it still looks like new and good job :)

[@alohachristine]

@@TheSeamster thank you. :)

[@amughe3323]

I was looking for "how to build your own food truck " after finding out that a new one is super expensive so I stumbled upon this channel and am so grateful sir. It's all I need to start up. Bless you

[@TheSeamster]

Amuge Hellen Grace Yes you can do it. Start making phone calls and look and fb market place for a used truck. The SEAMSTER

[@amughe3323]

@@TheSeamster thank you so much. I sure will because I so much need it. Love from Uganda east Africa

[@richardpendleton440]

Thanks for all the information. Keep up the gate work

[@TheSeamster]

Thanks and new videos up for you :)

[@skimo8582]

Great tips thank you. Never installed FRP before.

[@outbackandyfoster7040]

I cut all my FRP by clamping some flat bar down run my knife along 4 to 5 times putting a little pressure while cutting into the back side of the FRP then put pressure working it up and down a few times until it breaks away use a flat file to smooth off any sharp edges the install my FRP

[@She_sSincere]

Thanks

[@sayedbalkhi5780]

Dude you are awesome. I just bought a food truck gave it to a guy who does Venthood and it needed some extra work he charged me 10k and didn’t finished the job . I didn’t want to fight it wasn’t worth it so I let it go

[@wild-radio7373]

#proTip on the small piece of corner trim In your pocket!🔥🥰👍

[@lonzosanders9428]

This is phenomenal!!! I definitely enjoyed and subscribed!

[@SlackerCast]

Love the longer form content my dood

[@angelabowen1216]

Thank you so much for the video. Going this way will save me a lot of money.

[@jasonsmith-ok2jg]

Great video, thank you for sharing!

[@TheSeamster]

Thanks and you can do it!

[@irenesanders6186]

You're definitely making my dream come true. Bless you 🙏 ♥

[@TheSeamster]

Keep on pushing and get it done!

[@IamTiffanyEvans]

Thank you for sharing! I love the all white over the stainless steel look. It looks cleaner.

[@TheSeamster]

I do agree. The stainless steel does pull light and does not reflect like the bright white FRP. Much cleaner look to it :)

[@orvid909]

Good work! Can’t wait to see more and more videos

[@TheSeamster]

Yes there will be much more to come. Thanks for the comment my friend.

[@LoneCrowAdventures]

I think you saved my life. N95 will be worn after seeing that xray!

[@TheSeamster]

That dust is dangerous!

[@hype-girl-graphics5229]

Very informative & fun! I look forward to the next one!

[@TheSeamster]

Thank You and Look Forward to seeing your videos coming out soon!

[@candybar1069]

Hype girl videos? What? Waiting...

[@Itdontmatter69]

Excellent video

[@TheSeamster]

Thanks Again!

[@claragrajeda9474]

Great video very motivated. Yes we can.. gracias

[@davidmichael6783]

Great video, I will use your advice, Thanks !,

[@TheSeamster]

Thank You David for the comment. I am trying to do this at the lowest cost but with quality. THE SEAMSTER

[@davidalessandro1474]

Nice tutorial/inspiration Video. I'm about to do FRP in my new Gym's bathroom and this us by far the best FRP video I have seen yet. Thanks for the help.

[@davidalessandro1474]

Watched it through! So many hacks!!!

[@nateteahan]

Thank you so much for these videos. My buddy and I are fixing up an old camper trailer and your videos are lifesaving! We are currently placing the FRP on the walls, and you make it look so easy man haha

[@TheSeamster]

Nate Teahan Right On Nate! I will have more videos very soon. The SEAMSTER

[@IamTiffanyEvans]

The truck looks great and your almost there! 🤗 hope you continue to show us the business side as well!

[@TheSeamster]

Yes, I will continue to make videos on Food Truck Experiences. Thanks for the comment and keep them coming :)

[@raymondoliver6718]

Thanks for the videos! Great ideas! Helped out alot

[@TheSeamster]

raymond oliver Thanks for the comment my friend. More to come soon on food truck.

[@gregorytolkachev4314]

You are the best , men with gold hands

[@TheSeamster]

These hands are getting very tired lately! Thanks The SEAMSTER

[@Scrambler85]

Excellent information and a thumbs up 👍

[@TheSeamster]

Thanks 👍The SEAMSTER

[@bertof5455]

Thanks alot for the videos , keep them coming

[@TheSeamster]

I am trying my friend. The SEAMSTER

[@luisaviles802]

Hi thanks I was waiting for number five 👍

[@TheSeamster]

Gracias mi amigo, Part 6 is being made :)

[@urbanhomesteadingchannel1813]

Thank you for your insights. I'm searching for a truck or bus to convert for my hot dog business. My husband is just like you....jack of all trades and master of most. I've been on Facebook and found a couple of options. But I didn't feel they were the right one. I'm still looking. Never giving up! I have subscribed to your channel and look forward to watching it grow 💚

[@TheSeamster]

Very good! Yes marketplace is the best option. My opinion but stay away from diesel unless he can fix injectors when they clog up. I had to drive 4 hours to buy our truck and was worth it. Good Luck and get to it!

[@urbanhomesteadingchannel1813]

@@TheSeamster 💚🙂

[@RichardGarcia-gs6zc]

Best lineup of “how to” videos on food trucks on all of youtube!!! Im planning on starting to build a food truck by this time next year!

[@TheSeamster]

My friend this is great news. If I could make a suggestion now for you. Please get started on your application to build. This will take a few months to get approved. Most people just start build and don't get approval to build and then fail their 1st inspection. Start Drawing up your design and come up with a solid line up of foods to serve that will make easy fast $$$. Stay tuned for more great videos to come!

[@FamilyChannelfun32]

Love your energy man. Its comforting. Truly. I am following your videos and using alot of same stuff!

[@TheSeamster]

Thanks It is hard to work and build house same time.

[@geshaun1]

Very good video! I'm getting started on my trailer and was wondering how to do it the right way!! Thank you.

[@TheSeamster]

The trucking channel Excellent my friend and good luck. The SEAMSTER

[@mareeahdolar8900]

Thank you for your very detailed and informative video. 🙌🏽 You’ve given me courage to retrofit my own trailer myself. I just need the most simplest food trailer so I may be able to do this. 🤞🏼

[@TheSeamster]

Great and I have new videos up now :)

[@susannichols4372]

Great ideas, excellent instruction.

[@TheSeamster]

Thanks Susan, I have more to come but building a house also at this time. The SEAMSTER

[@cheneybros]

Looks great! You have skills sir! Your motivational go get it attitude is superior! Can't wait to watch the next part...hope you are safe from viruses and dams! Cheers! 🍻

[@TheSeamster]

Thanks and times have been very interesting indeed. The SEAMSTER

[@RolandAAvila]

gracias mi hermano por la instruccion

[@melissabibb7100]

I've watched several of your videos, but I NEEDED this video today. I just installed my first window and will attempt the second this weekend. FRP coming up soon. It feels pretty overwhelming so THANK YOU FOR THE PEP TALK!

[@TheSeamster]

Awesome and I have new videos up for you now :)

[@peanbean1973]

Thank you so much sir. You not only showed me so much but your words and soul you shared will be appreciated. Me and my buddies are really excited about our truck we're just trying to make it work

[@luisaviles802]

I got an smoker built and I really want to do a food trailer... you’re a great mentor thanks man

[@TheSeamster]

My Friend, the longer you wait, the more someone else takes your idea and does it. Trust me, easy money and fun, if it's the right foods!!! Start buying things slowly now.

[@Kledaras1]

I'm in Delaware. Just bought a flat 20' car hauler, new. Going to extend the width (3') and add 6' to the end. My project....to build a 10'x26' BBQ kitchen. Good luck with your project! The sooner the better.

[@anthonytaylor1439]

Oh Mate !! Loved all the food truck videos, gonna be a big help, I’m just starting a food trailer in London, great energy!!! Very positive!! Many Thanks 🙏 Spud

[@TheSeamster]

Hello to London! The SEAMSTER

[@johnsandlinjr]

You may have said it in the video, but they do sell frp glue you put on with a notched trowel. That way takes longer. But you’ll get better adhesion. Your final product does look good though.

[@TheSeamster]

Thanks and it’s still holding strong.

[@reinaldoduron2887]

Awesome thanks a lot for the tips GOD bless you

[@TheSeamster]

Reinaldo Duron I hope all works out for you my friend. The SEAMSTER

[@bistro888]

great video....thank you

[@TheSeamster]

FRP still holding strong

[@iwayanwiraatmaja7973]

love watching inspire,great detail and support ,me maestro god bless

[@TheSeamster]

i wayan wiraatmaja You can do it!!! The SEAMSTER

[@marinsvalina4476]

Bravo, nice job... Salute from Croatia

[@TheSeamster]

Awesome and thanks all the way to Croatia!! The SEAMSTER

[@adayinthelife8646]

I appreciate you man giving us the down low. been wanting to do a food truck trailer for the longest time without knowledge it's kind of hard I recently came to the conclusion that I can sub some of the workout that I'm not able to do. you're awesome thank you!

[@TheSeamster]

Word Up! Thanks

[@Jobrak83]

Sir, thank you for all your tips and tricks. It helped me insanely! Especially the angle grinder, by the end of the day i was a pro.

[@TheSeamster]

Joseph Karohl This is great to know. I will have more videos very soon. The SEAMSTER

[@ll_distribution]

Man you totally rock!!

[@TheSeamster]

Thanks

[@IfICanDoItYouCanDoIt]

Looks great 👍

[@johnnyboysbbq2502]

Just a tip from my days as an apartment maintenance man, keep a small cup of warm water nearby and dip your finger before wiping the silicon. It will give you a smoother finish and also keep your finger cleaner.

[@IfICanDoItYouCanDoIt]

Sounds like a great tip Johnny! I'll try it when I install my frp

[@TheSeamster]

Thank You my Friend. It is coming along nicely. Part 6 is in the works.

[@fuadodeh6369]

Thank you so much, you explain everything with small details Amazing 👍

[@TheSeamster]

Thanks You my Friend for the comment. Part 6 will be very interesting if you have or building a Food Truck. I will show you how to have an extended bumper to set your propane tank or generator on.

[@fuadodeh6369]

Perfect, yes I’m planning to build one sooner 😊

[@TheSeamster]

@@fuadodeh6369 Yes, there are many trucks out there for a good price. But make sure you get one that has the double doors in the back and not a roll up door. When you open it, dirt and stuff falls all over the place. YOU CAN DO IT!!!!

[@fuadodeh6369]

Appreciate your advice 😊

[@keithbrownii6317]

@@TheSeamster Thanks for the video. I was wondering do you have or plan on doing a video for floor installation?

[@laithhassan1479]

I've been searching for some instruction on installing FRP boards and specifically how to handle the different types of trim (end, inside corner, outside corner, etc..). I'm working on a bar not a food truck, but this was the most helpful video I found so far on installing FRP and dealing with the corners. Thank you!

[@TheSeamster]

How did it go for you?

[@spankysspankinbbq]

Dude, you are awesome!

[@TheSeamster]

Thank You my Friend for the nice comment. There will be much more to come with the Food Truck Series in the near future. THE SEAMSTER

[@Chef_Money]

Great approach to getting the job done. Thanks for spreading your knowledge. You've helped a lot of people. Me especially. Cheers brother.

[@daytriker]

What a great contribution you are making ,teaching people to become self sufficient! Thank you for your videos, I am learning a lot while I build my RV trailer.

[@TheSeamster]

How did it go for you?

[@daytriker]

@@TheSeamster I ended up using a material called Ultrabond so it eliminated a lot of sanding & filling while still staying light. Since mine is for Summer use only, I think it is quite suitable but not solid enough for year round use.

[@TheSeamster]

Very Good and don’t stop.

[@johnspence8141]

great videos

[@TheSeamster]

Thank You John, I am just trying to make it easy for everyone to understand. That they can do this, it just takes a little push from someone. THE SEAMSTER

[@blackfirst1691]

love your channel dude!

[@TheSeamster]

Hope you get ur done

[@blackfirst1691]

@@TheSeamster working on it, thanks.

[@krakencoffeeroasters3727]

What a fantasticly informative video. Love your tips and tricks. SUBSCRIBED! It seems to me that you could use the construction adhesive to glue a metal fender washer on the backside of your sliding FRP doors and drill a pocket for a 1/2"round rare earth magnets (like are in packages at Hobby Lobby or some such) into the FRP on the cabinet side and hold your doors in place (but magnetic seal easily breakable with a little finger pressure in your cabinet door holes.

[@TheSeamster]

Yes that is a good idea. We dont open the doors to often, only in the beginning or end of day. So we really didnt put to much thought into it. Just based it off an older food trailer we had. Thanks The SEAMSTER

[@kashifwright152]

Good looking thanks👍

[@TheSeamster]

Kashif Wright Thanks for the nice comment. I hope you start your own food truck and work for yourself. The SEAMSTER

[@bjenkins803]

You can use electric metal cutting sheers to cut frp panels. Works great and no dust.

[@hersheys307]

Great man /dad!

[@TheSeamster]

adriana torres Gotta Keep On Pushing!! Thanks for the watch my friend. The SEAMSTER

[@nanughbushiness7134]

We have since finished our truck while awaiting your videos to be posted but we really only needed to know the information from the first few videos. Look forward to more videos.

[@TheSeamster]

This is great news. I and others would like to see a finished product of the truck. Can you please post a video of it on your youtube? Thanks for the comment my friend and stay tuned for much more videos to come!

[@raphsvlog3759]

Am impressed

[@TheSeamster]

Thanks for the comment. The SEAMSTER

[@izeokhae]

You are simply the best

[@TheSeamster]

Hope you get ur done!

[@anorawalker441]

Thanks so much for this series. I've wanted a food truck since I became a chef and I'm closer than I've ever been and it will all be paid for without loans.

[@TheSeamster]

You can do it and more to come.

[@miscaccount4760]

Thanks you so much! I love your videos, it’s refreshing to have a regular guy explaining stuff & realizing some of us are trying hard as hell but still can’t afford wall to wall stainless or buying an expensive item vs making it I do have a question tho.. (I’m converting a short bus-so none of the wall channels) When you attached the wire shelf over the window what are you attaching to? It’s not an option to drill in the metal & have stuff sticking outside everywhere but I couldn’t tell what your attaching to other than the metal channels your box has. (I really don’t have anything to attach studs to other than the actual wall) Thanks again! 😊

[@TheSeamster]

Hmmmmmm, I understand and thanks for the comment. The upper shelves will most def need to be held with screws and I dont recommend an super strong adhesive, because it could break away. Without some sort of channel to screw into, I just cant recommend. Unless you have legs come up from the counter and then use adhesive to hold the clips against the wall? Then the Adhesive would not be holding the weight, but more just stabilizing your shelf. The SEAMSTER

[@themarathon6217]

Thanks for the motivation seamster. I know I can do this

[@TheSeamster]

YES!!! Get to it and make that easy money. Thanks for the comment my friend and let me know how you are doing in the future :) Part 6 will be very good and show how to extend your rear bumper so hold generator or propane tanks.

[@ShakespeareCafe]

May I offer a couple of safety tips: Do not take the guard off the grinder. That disk is spinning at 10,000 + rpm. If the disk disintegrates it's going to shoot debris any which way, including into you, with the guard in place it will direct it away from you, provided you keep the spinning direction always away from your body. Also, the centripetal force (centrifugal, common parlance) can cause the tool to swing into your arm if not held firmly. The guard doesn't interfere with any work you're doing so keep it on. Some of the nastiest and deadliest accidents are caused by the grinder. A full face shield with safety glasses underneath is the only safe way to operate a grinder. Also, your table saw blade is too high, you should set it so it only just passes through the FRB. It's a much safer set-up...best regards

[@TheSeamster]

Yes, everything you state is very true. The hand grinder is dangerous as soon as it is turned on. When cutting FRP on a table saw, if the blade is low, the FRP will move easily and cuts will not be straight. Leaving the Blade up high acts as a wall to prevent movement as a guide. But if anyone was going to do this job professionally, they would have the proper tools to cut FRP. Thanks for the safety comment. THE SEAMSTER

[@ramiro4004]

Thank you very much mi Amigo. I'am about to start my concession trailer and I have learn a lot by watching your KZbin videos. I'am sure I will have a few questions as I work on my trailer. Great job!!

[@TheSeamster]

Ray Thank You my friend for the great comment. Stay tuned for much more to come soon. The SEAMSTER

[@MoisesGonzalez-kw2og]

Thank you so much for sharing, God bless you, I just suscribe, gracias amigo 👍

[@TheSeamster]

This is great news and please stay tuned for more videos on Food Trucks in the future. THE SEAMSTER

[@scott8194]

Hi awesome job. Love what you're doing I have been following you and just wondering if there is going to be a part 6 for the food truck build and thank you for keeping things inexpensive it really has been helping myself out building a food trailer.

[@TheSeamster]

My friend Yes there is so much more to come Part 6 Part 7 and when I we start selling food!!! Stay tuned in a couple more months! THE SEAMSTER

[@scott8194]

Awesome thank you

[@RH-qk5od]

Amazing video you put out a lot of info can't wait for the next one was up all night watching yours over and over and over super super informative thanks bro

[@TheSeamster]

Yes, my friend. You Can Do It!! Just take your time and don't be in a hurry and start buying your equipment now. Best place is on craigslist or FB marketplace. I will tell you more in Part 6!!!

[@RH-qk5od]

@@TheSeamster Can I get away with a stand up A.C.? Was thinking about venting it out the rear

[@TheSeamster]

@@RH-qk5od We had one in our PAST Concession Trailer. There was never a complaint from the Inspector as long as it don't block your path when making or selling food. Yes, it does get very hot, even with all the windows open.

[@RH-qk5od]

Hey buddy enjoy your trip to the haunted house or the Ghost Ship I have a real quick question I know you did mention it in one of your videos about which model hot water heater you will be using I'm only asking Advanced I know you mentioned that it would be in your number 6 video however I'm just trying to accumulate all my stuff before I start putting together so my question is again what hot water heater are you using thank you in advance enjoy your Halloween and I'm waiting patiently for number 6 God bless

[@RH-qk5od]

LOL one more question where did you pick up those sinks can't find them online guide me in the right path

[@peterbeckford8551]

What's up brother, great job I get a lot of info from your work,I got me a truck and I am planning to turn it in a food truck and I don't have a lot of money to do it so I will try the cheapest way but looking great, thanks I'll keep on watching.

[@TheSeamster]

How did it go?

[@terencelittlefield3222]

Thank you so much

[@TheSeamster]

You can do it!

[@williammclaren7251]

I just subscribed to your channel. My dream is to have a food truck. I am doing research now. Thanks for the videos

[@TheSeamster]

You can do it. Get the truck and get movin!

[@themadoct]

I love the channel i just sub i love your content im looking foward to make another i mad one and i give up after it was done now i missed it i will make another thanks for the support with this vids from one you tuber to another keep up the good work 💪

[@TheSeamster]

Thanks for the watch. The SEAMSTER

[@kwprovince]

Did you ever do a video on hooking up water tanks and pump? I may have missed it. Have enjoyed these and they have been very helpful! I found your odes wheel bearing a few months ago and it was great help! I’m building a FT also so I appreciate the help!

[@TheSeamster]

I am getting to it, it will be out soon. Thanks

[@banderashi24]

Oh man, me hiciste ahorrar muchisimo dinero, muchas gracias por este video!, saludos!!!!

[@TheSeamster]

Gracias Mi Amigo! El Seamster

[@djcheeseproductions]

i would love to see part 6

[@TheSeamster]

It will coming very soon and much much more on food trucks. Winter snow is slowly coming to an end! THE SEAMSTER

[@MsISAAC7]

a man thanks for all this videos by the way i live in Michigan to

[@TheSeamster]

Awesome!!

[@JamesNYCGuy3]

Bonafide sales man at the beginning. 🤣

[@TheImportcenter]

I just got one for 400 and will follow ur steps...great job...

[@TheSeamster]

That is awesome and hope you enjoy the videos and there will be way more to come and showing it in service making easy fast money :) Let me know how you are coming along and maybe post a few vids on your channel. Thanks THE SEAMSTER

[@zach914v8]

I found your channel because I wanted to see how to work with frp in my automotive repair shop. I subscribed because I like how you explain everything and you have a great positive attitude. I am sure this channel is going to get big! Best of luck to you and I will be watching.

[@TheSeamster]

Ball Zach Thank You my friend for the great comment. The SEAMSTER

[@eddiegreen2781]

You are the man i starting my food truck now but i waiting for 6 not only to find out where you get your heater your grey water tank and the rest .I at a stand still so when can a expect 6?

[@czar1177]

Ebay is good for water tanks

[@imagine870]

About time thanks

[@TheSeamster]

I know, it takes so long to put a video together. Mostly just remembering to record something and then shut it off, right in the middle of you wanting to get a job done.

[@imagine870]

Thanks again for the video much needed

[@waynevolcom2179]

Hi I’m building my food trailer my own and your videos are very helpful. I been looking if you have a video about the vent hood exhaust bc I purchased comercial one but didn’t fit on my trailer. Is to big I’m wondering if I can used one from Home Depot? Bc I don’t know if they require specifically one regarding to pass the inspection.

[@TheSeamster]

I will be using a home one also. Depends on your state, call and make sure. Some require fire suppression systems.

[@basiliozapata4725]

I really enjoy your videos buddy, thank you very much ‼️ question: what about the ceiling?

[@TheSeamster]

I didnt do the ceiling it already had a nice one in it. If you do decide to do frp, it must have a bend upward to hold the shape and against gravity.

[@johnlindsey1505]

Hay Brother , I enjoy your videos . [food truck ] We learned a lot. Is there a part six ? would also like to see the back bumper [ platform ] you were making. Looked you up on face book but could not find you. God bless stay safe.

[@TheSeamster]

John Lindsey Yes much more to come on food truck. A lot of businesses closed at this time. The SEAMSTER

[@waybackproductions8662]

I Am to the FRP stage of my food trailer build and watched your videos (VERY informative) My plan is to use the heavy duty Liquid nails in the big caulk tube like you suggest. My question is, its been over a year, is yours still holding up well? One concern I have is that I am in GA and summers are hottt and humid....Trailer may be sitting closed up for a few weeks at a time...In your opnion, do ya think it may cause it to delaminate? Thank you for the GREAT how to videos !!

[@TheSeamster]

Wayback Productions Ok it is holding great with below 10 degrees weather. We had hot summers here and no problem so far. The adhesive could break down in extreme heat and moisture but that adhesive is some strong stuff. I will have new videos very soon and I will bring this up. The SEAMSTER

[@devonmix8027]

My buddy and I are going to(start) flip a stepvan I have in to a gelato truck in the next couple of weeks. Would it be okay to email with ya back and forth a bit with any questions? Love the details you put in to every aspect!

[@TheSeamster]

Yes, you are making a great investment. Remember, take your time and appearance is very important to the people buying food from you! Get started on submitting your application plans to your health department now. That will take a few months to get approved. Take pics and videos as you go.

[@jameshaskins20]

Hi Seamster, love your video. Quick question: I have to replace some old FRP on drywall with new FRP panels. Under the old FRP there's a lot of glue and the dry wall is damaged. Before putting the new FRP do you recommend repairing the dry wall, or just screwing thin/light wood panels to the dry wall and then glue the new FRP to the wood? Thanks!!

[@TheSeamster]

I like your idea for sure.

[@johnacosta7999]

Well I live in Michigan also and plan on building one I just don't know yet if it's a truck or a trailer but you have a hot dog cart that I've been doing hot dogs on and doing pretty good with that just wanted to do something that I can get by in the Winter time that's what I want to do

[@TheSeamster]

That’s great most people don’t realize how much money can be made just from hot dogs!

[@alfonsoreynosa8143]

Great videos!!! I have a question about insulation, what kind should I use on the walls?

[@TheSeamster]

You can use r14 rolled or the 1 1/2 foam board but that stuff is very expensive. More videos are up and running :)

[@ericbrinson9744]

Thanks

[@TheSeamster]

Very Good and I hope all goes well for you.