RV RENOVATION: Repairing ceiling damage: Part 2

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[@awtlinda]

THank you for this, but check your volume its really low and very hard to hear you. :)

[@fallenintocamping]

This was pre-mic, sorry about that 😂

[@elizabethcorral4824]

I'm doing my RV all by myself I was so close to give up but I saw this video and you just gave me some motivation thank you

[@fallenintocamping]

Yay! Don’t give up! I just posted another video on other types of water damage repair if you have more than just the roof. Feel free to message me on Instagram with any questions you might have!

[@elizabethcorral4824]

@@fallenintocamping I don't have Instagram but I'm going to open one right now if you can send me your Instagram yes I would be more than happy to reach out my Arby's already empty took everything from the inside my main issue right now is my door the main door I took it out and it's not closing but I know it's all part of it thank you so much

[@fallenintocamping]

@@elizabethcorral4824 send me some pictures and I’ll see if I can help! My Instagram is fallenintocamping 🙂

[@michaelprue9024]

Dang, that dewalt compressor is ALMOST as beautiful as you are lol. Excellent choice. 60 gallon will run a wide variety of tools. Good choice. I like 80 gallons myself, but I run high cfm tools like impacts and die grinders DAs etc.

[@michaelprue9024]

LOL how funny, clip clip goes the wires then throws the component on the floor along with the lost and found and lost again tool. You need a tool belt. A real tool belt, so you can keep track of your tools. Develop routines with your tools and eventually you will lose less and less of them. Organization should pair well with adhd , ask me how I know lol

[@michaelprue9024]

PS… Milwaukee makes a REALLY nice cordless caulk gun… 😉

[@stevensharek1750]

When shipping the box stores for luan, their sites list a plethora of wood species. Is there one I should be selecting for RV applications? Thanks!

[@fallenintocamping]

Nope, any type will work! I typically just pick what’s cheaper and more readily available. Sanded plywood is always a good option too. I use 1/4 inch for the ceiling and 1/8 inch for the walls!

[@Wendtworks]

When replacing panels do you try and match existing panels (like find similar wallpaper) or accent wall or reface all walls together?

[@fallenintocamping]

No, it’s really hard to match rv wallpaper. I just paint the ceiling white. There’s a bit of a texture difference sometimes but it’s not that noticeable

[@a.h.3456]

You rock girl, doing your thang!

[@pushbroom9398]

😲😲😲👍👍👍Have a 🙏BLESSED🙏 day . Ur recording AUDIO VERY LOW.

[@fallenintocamping]

This was pre-mic, sorry about that 😂

[@tammybognar5068]

Do you have a video of replacing the section of your roof and the trusses?

[@fallenintocamping]

I don’t, but I do plan to make one next time!

[@tammybognar5068]

What are you using to attach panel to ceiling?

[@fallenintocamping]

1x1/4 inch 18 gauge staples in my staple gun if your trusses are wood!

[@quiet-wolf]

What staples are they and what gauge? Do you have link for that?

[@fallenintocamping]

Depends on if your frame is wood or aluminum. If it’s wood, 18 gauge staples. I have a better more in depth video on ceiling repair, I’ll link it below

[@fallenintocamping]

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[@donaldboyd963]

Audio 3:29 sucks 😢

[@fallenintocamping]

Yeah this is an old video before I had good equipment, sorry

[@jessecacolodonato9707]

What are you using for the panels on the ceiling?

[@fallenintocamping]

1/4 inch plywood. It holds up better than 1/8 inch paneling (I use that on walls)

[@jessecacolodonato9707]

@@fallenintocamping Thank you! 😊