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Thanks for the comment,..... preciate it.

Thanks for the input, you're not the first person to say that. Probably won't use that no more 🤣

I sure did, insurance gave an estimate of $11,000 to fix the fiberglass and awning. I fixed the fiberglass for around $200, and the new awning for around $1400, and a couple days labor. Thanks for the comment and good luck on your project!

Thank you!

Thank you for the tip, I will look into that.

Thank you, It was bar keepers helper.

On the outside or inside? That seems thin for the outside.

@ the roof panels on top.

You are correct😁

Thank you for the comment, I appreciate it!

@@parkedredesign No worries. Keep up the great work.

Thank you, I appreciate the comment! We ended up selling this camper for $12,500 after we used it for three years, so the ROI on the money we put into it was good as well.

I like to say Cozy 😁, thanks for the comment.

@ I do like it though Nice work!

@@Mr.SuperDuper-idk Thanks, and I do agree it was small, we have since upgraded to a 35 foot Keystone Montana.

Noted, thanks for the comment.

I used MDF, paint and epoxy to make them. I have a video on how I did it here: ruclips.net/video/yIAMU1lSO9E/видео.htmlsi=5F2yUZD1Udud8o4H. If the link doesn't work you can scroll through my videos on my channel. One thing I will note is in the fifth wheel I used an epoxy I got from Lowes and the countertops came out with a little bit of a yellow tinge. The counter tops I did in the how to video I used an epoxy called super clear which came out better I think.

You're welcome, glad it helped. FYI, One thing in the video that you don't need to do is put the Teflon tape on the fitting. This type of flare fitting doesn't require it.

I agree, I hope I don't have to do it again, but if I have to I definitely will have a lot more confidence!

No, I used 1/2" nails and the wood supports are 3/4" wide, so the nails do not go through to the roof.

Ha Ha, Its Joli pronounced Joe Lee, but close enough. I have been trying to get her on camera but she refuses, maybe one day.

@@parkedredesign Oh lol The closed caption was on and it was spelled Joey 😂 Great work on camper roof, I just got a pop up camper and about to undergo the same process. Video was really informative 👍

@@droopyguy That is funny, thank you, and good luck on your renovation!

Ahh, I see.

Thank you for the comment. I am a little confused by it tho. Why would you say it's not a camper?

Thank you, good luck on your rebuild. I will be posting some videos on some cool cabinets I just built, so check back if you need any more ideas for your restoration!

I posted a link to the epoxy I used in the description. It is the west system. The pump system is definitely much easier, just one to one.

Thank you for the comment and sorry to hear you lost the camper. I know what you mean about looking for a new one, they can be crazy expensive. Our latest one we bought was a 2015 Keystone Montana High Country. We paid $6500 for it. Structurally it was in good shape (until I hit a tree with it) but the interior needed to be redone. We put in all new furniture and painted it. I know we are into it for under $12,000. Check back if you want to see the before and after video of it. I should be posting that in another couple weeks after I finish up a few little things I have left to do.

Thank you, I know it sucks when we make dumb mistakes with our RV's. Just have to look at the positives, like I learned a new skill. LOL. Overall it was not that bad of a job. The biggest thing for me was that it was time consuming because I probably put more fiberglass on than I needed and I had to sand a lot.

That would definitely make it water proof. Thank you for the comment!

Thanks for the comment, It may help keep some of the summer heat out??

Thank you, I appreciate the comment!

Nope, but it's holding up good so far!

Thank you, I appreciate the comment!

Noted, still working on how to improve my editing, thank you for the input.

It hurt when I first did it, but I am glad for the experience to (somewhat) learn a new skill. Thank you for the comment!

It was suppose to be, but didn't work to well

After I unbolted it and it was in the lowered position I went back and forth from each end and shimmied it a little at a time until I could get in the center and lower it to the ground, if that makes sense.

@@parkedredesign gotcha , thank you

@@andrewradom3772 My pleasure

Thank you, I appreciate that comment!

I am not familiar with the Dicor Fiberglass RV roof coating, so I can not say one way or the other if it would be a better choice. What I can say is that it has been a year and the Heng's is holding up good on this roof. It has not peeled, cracked or leaked so far. It is stored outside as well, not under any cover. The can does say it can be used on rubber, metal, wood, concrete or wherever a durable flexible coating is needed. Hope that helps.

@parkedredesign Thanks alot!

@@Thomas-yx9vs welcome

Thank you, It wasn't as difficult as I thought it would be. Just had a lot of sanding 😂

I did paint right over the caulking on the rails. After the fact I wish I had taken the rails off and put new butyl tape under it. I also wish I had tried harder to peel the palomino sticker off the back as you can see it through the rubber roofing. It still works the way I did it fine and has had no leaks since.

I appreciate the excellent comment, Thank You!

Why Thank you for the comment! I owe you a six pack of Busch Lattes for the kind words 🤣

Thank you for the unexpected comment, I appreciate it!

Yes we did have a travel trailer before this one. I liked towing the fifth wheel because I didn't get as much of the sway as I did with our pull behind. We have since got a new (Used) fifth wheel that we like even better because we found one with a full size bathroom. Stay tuned for the before and after video of that one. And thanks for the comments!

Thank you, it makes me happy that you loved it!

Thank you for the amazing comment!

If you decide to do any painting, I highly recommend using the Zinzer BIN primer. It is a little more expensive (around $80 a gallon) but we have found it sticks best to the cabinets and RV walls. Thank you so much for the wonderful comment!

It sure needs it! 🤣

I am glad you found it helpful, thanks for taking the time to comment friend!

It is heavy, but I was able to get the roof off myself. I just slowly went from side to side and shimmied it to where I could lower it to the ground, if that makes sense.

@@parkedredesign perfect, thank you my brother

@@Szabi9246 No Problem!

Thanks so much, I appreciate the comment!

I can, I am out of town working and don’t have my computer. I will list it in the comment section when I get back.

I am not aware of any regulations that require it to be certified by a gas fitter.

@@parkedredesign I guess we have different rules here in Aus