Full RV Roof Build

Complete roof tear down and rebuild! This RV had extensive leaks beyond patching. A complete rebuild was the only way to go
Thank you for taking time to watch our progress!
Who are we?
We are Anndy & Nichole, a couple of wannabe nomads who grew tired of the corporate world. Anndy grew up in New Jersey and was studying in Florida. Nichole grew up in South Florida & studied in Key West.
You can check out more on our website: www.ThrivingNomadic.com
Our Gear:
Sony A6000: amzn.to/2D3PL7s
Manfrotto Mini Tripod:: amzn.to/2D5gZKQ
Action Tripod: amzn.to/2DfYGTx
GoPro Hero 5: amzn.to/2MRkKrW
GoPro Session: amzn.to/2UA4r5l
LG 34" Monitor: amzn.to/2HNuqVt

[@timhughes5939]

Your RIDGID scraper in upside down

[@briansawdo6787]

Flip the blade for that tool over so the fastening bolt doesn’t protrude lower than the blade.

[@davejuliot9211]

I recently redid my travel trailer roof.... I used a heat gun to remove the lap sealant and Butyl tape.... worked EXTREMELY well. Totally agree with eliminating as many attachments (leak liabilities) as possible. I have to admit, it was painful to watch you use that oscillating multi-tool with the blade attached upside down. :)

[@livinctry]

Couple tips…. Don’t use those hex heads use regular t25 head straps pod screws…. I would prefer to use nails in stead of screw. They bend they don’t break which is what you need in that framing….. then u wouldn’t need the screws or corner plates. But great job either way

[@pouncepounce7417]

stuff sticky tools into the freezer, sticky stuff will be more brittel (exept it is special made for arctic use)

[@oelvv]

IS there a second video to this?

[@wadealbert138]

Good job what type of material you used for the new roof EPDM or TPO???