How to Make a Custom RV Cover

[@chevydude658]

Sailrite puts out some of the best videos. I’ve learned a lot from these videos.

[@giobianchi3232]

Sailrite, this is absolute boss status. I love huge sewing!!!

[@CaliChronicles]

I love the new paint job. The RV looks so sharp now!

[@teddermachineworks]

Love the video! I own a Sailrite and ran the rough numbers using the materials list (not including required tools) and came up with $1500. if it takes up to 5 days of solid work, 40 hours x 5 at a dismal $10 an hour that adds another $2000 in labor. Total being $3500 divided by (up to) 15 years would be a cost of $233 a year. I'll be honest and say I'll be much less angry when my $233 cover from China rips to shreds. I'll just keep modifying the cheap covers using my Sailrite and leave this project to the pros.

[@KathieCanino-pc6lh]

Thanks!

[@Sam_Molina]

I really appreciate the detailed instructions of all your content. Thanks for sharing.

[@SailriteDIY]

Thanks!

[@paulsaulsbury438]

Great job! I’ll be making a scaled down version for my VW bus soon.

[@DrFiero]

You were saying to allow extra fabric. If it's cold out, do you need to allow for more shrinkage? *cough*

[@SailriteDIY]

No, you do not. The fabric is very stable in cold and hot weather. Shrinkage from weather is minimal.

[@DrFiero]

@@SailriteDIY * cough, cough * I think you missed muh meanin'! ;)

[@arkaanansariofficial3913]

Sir I'm from india i need a job for tailor i have 10 experience

[@enigma591]

I think I need a bigger sewing machine. =8^o