Its been a while. We’ve been locked down here in Ontario, the most locked down area in North America, but don’t get me started. Camping has been a no-go, and going into a shop to get parts has also been a no go. I tried to order the fabric online, but, it came in a …
The cabinets have returned to the camper… they are even attached. I’m waiting for a continuous hinge so I can attach the galley to the top of the lower cabinet. You can check out what I painted everything with on the painting post. The paint sprayer I was using stopped working and I sent it …
After a long wait to get paint, due to lockdown (curbside was super slow, taking 2.5 days at Home Depot), the inside painting has been completed. Picked up some flooring almost a week ago, which only took a few hours to get via curbside, and that has gone in. I got Canadian Hewn Oak 6-inch …
The cabinets and flooring are out. All set for painting. I ran my sander over all the faux wood veneer just to give the paint something to grab. I bought a TOPELEK Mouse Detail Sander for this purpose. Just a quick sand and cleaned the dust off and then we’re ready to paint. The paint …
The cabinets throughout the pop of have been removed and I started pulling up the flooring. It was a fairly easy to do. There were a million screws to take out and then there were three screws to remove the icebox on the bottom of the camper that I had to crawl underneath to get …
We decided it would be fun and cost effective to buy a camper for summer fun. I am going to take it apart and renovate it, make it less like camping and more like glamping. This is the first post, come back to see the progress. Here are the “Before” pictures.
