How to Install Diamond Plate to the Side of a Travel Trailer

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  • Опубликовано: 10 янв 2025

Комментарии • 8

  • @mps9608
    @mps9608 Год назад

    Nice job. Makes me want to buy an old camper and fix it up, because I just don't have enough projects that I am already in the middle of. 🤣

    • @parkedredesign
      @parkedredesign  Год назад +1

      Ha Ha, That is the story of my life as well! Thank you.

  • @stevewells5580
    @stevewells5580 10 месяцев назад

    Thanks for showing this -- excellent job! I have a project and you have given me some great ideas. Best wishes.

    • @parkedredesign
      @parkedredesign  10 месяцев назад

      Thanks friend, I appreciate the comment. Good luck on your project!

  • @TinaMercer-c3y
    @TinaMercer-c3y Год назад

    Thank you! Now I know how to do it to mine!

  • @mariap.7907
    @mariap.7907 7 месяцев назад

    Where did you get the bottom molding on the first piece you installed please?😊 also great job I’m a girl and I think I can do this on my small camper. Also one last question putting those holes into the siding. Has it caused any leakage inside of when it rains or when you get water on it is there a way to prevent that if it has happened?

    • @parkedredesign
      @parkedredesign  7 месяцев назад +1

      I reused the bottom molding that was already on the camper. If your camper does not have this molding, Panther RV products does sell this type of molding. (panthervproducts.com)(search rv trim) As far as leak prevention we put a bead of clear silicone across the top of the diamond plate and then silicone over all the screws. I did not have any leaks. My wife prefers she does that part because I make a mess of it when I try to use the caulk gun. She doesn't like to be filmed so that is why that process is not in the video. I know you can do it!