#3: DIY Sprinter Van Conversion in Sign Language: Achieving a Watertight Seal on Side Panels

Welcome Everyone,
I'm in the process of renovating my older Mercedes Sprinter van, and part of this process involves waterproofing the vehicle. To achieve this, I've been removing the trims and applying sealant/sikaflex to the plastic clips before reattaching them.
Additionally, I've used raptor liner on all the trim and the bumper to give the van a cohesive and polished look. Prioritizing the waterproofing of the exterior will ensure that the van is well-protected before I start working on the interior conversion.
Roam On!
Gregg
Items I used:
Silkaflex: a.co/d/djYIZST
Clips #1: a.co/d/iuymJp0
Clips #2: a.co/d/gMTEL1q
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[@brianb9824]

Hey Gregg, you need brand new 4 tires and spare tires You need to buy hub caps for tires.

[@DeafRoamer]

Yep ur right. We are driving to California first week of June to a company called Agile Off-road, they will do a lot of upgrades, larger tires, rims, suspension and lift kit.