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I can’t remember exact size but I just found some small screws. I left the screws in for more support and put my layers of epoxy and then flex seal over.

Sorry I have been out of state. I believe I cut mine at 18” but I used 1x4s just to make it a little lighter.

Question...I replaced my floor... but.....I'm confused on how far out or more so, how the side panels attach? Do the sides go flush with the frame or does it over lap? Or is there supposed to be a small gap with the wood floor showing??? Thank you!

I hope yours is not as bad. lol. I took the old cabinets apart (even the water damaged) and just used them as templates to cut new. I tried to keep them made as close to the original due to knowing it all already fit. That was the most tricky was still being able to make sure the beds could slide over whatever was built. I hope yours goes well and good luck 😉

@Just_Makin_It I'm doing thr floor first, well half the floor, then the front Storage box. Then starting on the cabinets....shooting from the hip, I got wires everywhere and the water lines laying underneath...I'll need all the luck I can get...lol

What did u use to screw the floor down with, if u don't mind me asking?

I used self taping flooring screws like for trailer housed I found at our local hardware store.

So far so good. 🤞🤞

I bought my canvas from Bear Creek Canvas. I saved up ,,, but highly recommend for replacement. It is very well made 🖤 I looked at several reviews before ordering and they seemed to have some of the best.

I just used what I could afford. It’s just the cheapest I could get from Lowe’s. (But I actually liked the color better anyhow). Just standard thickness. When you take your slide out out (I think I have a video of that) you’ll see that you can raise or lower it from the rolling bases. It actually never touches the floor so I was good there. The only thing you may have to modify is the board or cover that goes across the slide out that covers the underneath. (If you even have to do that). I didn’t put the flooring all of the way under the slide out either that way it didn’t raise the height. Once you put your trim on it will cover the edges. Kinda hard to explain but will make more sense once you begin on it.

@@Just_Makin_It thanks. Others have told me I had to go for the really thin stuff.

The water heater and lines must have just been a common issue. I just took it all out of mine lol. But I absolutely love this camper. I have since completed it. I’m still working on the video but it will be up shortly.

I bought the Bondo from Walmart in the automotive section. (Not the fiberglass) it wasn’t hard to sand, just time consuming. I’m picky on stuff, so I just kept layering and sanding until I got it to where it matched up well.

Sorry for such a late response. I just had trouble single handedly trying to get the outside plastic back on and all lined up to match the main body. Everything is easier with two people. Also when I built the wooden box, I didn’t have a good template to go by because it was literally destroyed so I was guessing on some and my measurements were off for the plastic. I had to shave some off for the box to fit good inside the plastic. It was just a pain for me by myself at times.

That would be the way to go. lol. I will say when I was done with it completely, I put some Thompsons Water Seal in a $5 spray bottle from Wal-Mart and sprayed it down completely. I’m not going through this again. lol.

I used Speedokote products that they have on their website. The particular one I used was the T-Rex White Bed Liner. This came with the activator, mixing cup, and spray gun also. It was very easy to use. I bought 2 kits to cover the roof (which mine was in very bad shape). So far so good 👍 You can receive a small discount for your 1st order through them, but it did help.

@@Just_Makin_It Gonna do a Colman alpine pop up The entire top needs done etc etc Do you think one kit will do it orrrrr? Thanks 🙏 by the way

I’m not sure how big the Alpine is. Honestly I would do 2 kits which is 8 bottles just to be safe. I know it’s pricey but I have been working on ours after heavy rain and this stuff worked!! I am planning on saving up and adding an extra layer later on just for peace on mind. Mine is about 8ftx12ft and 2 kits did cover it,,, I would just like extra protection around the A/C I don’t know how your ceiling is inside but mine was horrible and cracked. It is also ABS plastic. Im making a video using flex seal on it, just rolling on and I believe that would have also covered the top well. It was $100 a can at Walmart but I love how it made the ceiling look and feel.

@@Just_Makin_It Mnn Ceiling in mine is good to go About the only thing ganchy is the fo wood covering all the cabinets is flaking off here and there etc etc . (general contractor ) still toying with the idea of prime and painting vs just redoing the cabinets with a heavier wood . Hey what type if any microwave are you settling on ?

I am going to go with 1/2” cabinet grade wood that I got a great deal on and build new cabinets. (Hopefully using the doors I have and just redoing). Mine are doing the same that you are describing with yours. Im hoping it all works out. Im not sure about the microwave. I would like to put a 17” one in but am wandering about the pull on electric 😬. I hope