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Some buildout photos, Still building!
Got the front salon ceiling in finally. Used sytrofoam tiles, they look really good and was easy to install. Hope they last!
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looks great!! You look like your still having fun..Best part if something goes wrong you know the guy that built it!!
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That’s for sure! I blame myself, What was I thinking! Here’s a photo of the styrofoam ceiling tiles. I got to install crown moulding next.
2000 Featherlite H3-45
2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee
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Mike:
Is that gate to keep you from falling down the steps while you are looking up installing the ceiling? LOL
Chuck
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Mike, Single stage on white base then your doing a clear ?
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Lol @ Chuck! No it’s to keep wife’s little barking
ba$tards in without getting into the street or
Biting someone!
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AL, I learned a tough lesson on painting one these buses. This is a single stage process. The first bus I went and bought $2000 worth of metallic auto paint. Without a professional paint booth it’s hard to make it work. I did a little research and a professional painter he showed me how to custom match Rustoleum to my Jaguar convertible. Using mineral spirits with the paint it retarded the drying time and made a great shine. After a couple months curing wiped it down with Lacquer thinner and waxed with buffer. Test is I’m wondering if it will hold up. We’ll see!!! Anyway paint job costed $85 over a period of a year to complete because I had limited time and weather. I steered away from clear coat because you really have to know what you’re doing or you get the peel going on when paint gets old.
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