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  • Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024

Комментарии • 14

  • @stevegleichauf1027
    @stevegleichauf1027 2 года назад

    QUALITY WORK, NICE BUS .

  • @jasong.4624
    @jasong.4624 2 года назад

    Digging that mid-entry! Quality work, nice Eagle. I have a 79 model 05.

    • @11thhourcustom
      @11thhourcustom  2 года назад +1

      Thank you I appreciate it! I'll be at the Historic bus meet in Trenton NJ next weekend. I don't know where you are located but if you're in the area you'll know where I am. Lol

    • @jasong.4624
      @jasong.4624 2 года назад

      @@11thhourcustom yea I’m in N Mississippi, wish I could make it, never been to bus show/rally but looking for one closer. 👍🏻

  • @DeansofNomadica
    @DeansofNomadica 2 года назад

    I just started watching the first couple minutes of this video but I followed your work on this floor. It never dawned on me until now in regards to this floor and ALL the time and brain power messing with wood floor and getting it back to it's original settings. When you mentioned replacing the carpet up floor, heck why don't you carpet the whole thing and the heck with the wood floor. Buses aren't like houses when people have it in their minds that kitchens have to have hard floor surfaces. Buses are rolling earthquakes and hard floors are cold.
    Just a thought for ya!
    Blessings to you and your family and cats!

    • @11thhourcustom
      @11thhourcustom  2 года назад

      Thank you! I agree with you but I did like the way the hardwood looked and I wanted to put it back the way it was minus the carpet. Carpet collects a lot of dirt and it looked like the beach when I ripped it up.

    • @DeansofNomadica
      @DeansofNomadica 2 года назад

      @@11thhourcustom Yes, you are right about the dust and Sandy Beach. I experienced the sand also when I took out my carpet and installed hard surface floors. But during the winter season I do use a Mohawk carpet type product with thick recycled rubber backing because of the cold floor and there hasn't been any kind of residue from them yet. Going into my 9th winter season as a full-time Bus RV'ER out here in Western Maryland at 2900 feet. Brrr!
      I saw your end results and the floor really looks great.... good job! And thanks for the update on your bus. Blessings!