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Unwanted water bed!!!!!!
The RV's under cover at the moment awaiting some better weather. A friend of mine has volunteered his services and we are going to remove all the inner panelling in the top bunk area, make sure all t…
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What paint
Thanks, Was thinking of something along the lines of the old "coach paint " which is brushable. May well stick with the white and just keep blue stripes. Save myself a job !!!!
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What paint
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As the old Dodge has had several different coats of paint over the years I'd really like to give it a bit of a makeover in the Spring. At the moment its painted all white, unfortunately a different w…
Started this discussion. Last reply by DON PITT Dec. 14, 2009.
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Hi Everyone... signed on to ask a similar question and found this thread... this site is amazing!
Pat, I am still looking at that '87 Fleetwood Tioga I was telling you about a couple of weeks ago... The title is clear, it is in pretty good shape, l…
The RV's under cover at the moment awaiting some better weather. A friend of mine has volunteered his services and we are going to remove all the inner panelling in the top bunk area, make sure all the leaks are cured and then repanel and repaint it…
If you already have the squirrel cage fan you might try cutting a piece of 1/4" plywood that will block one of the openings in the side of the trailer. Cut the wood so you can seal the edges with duct tape enough to hold it in place and support the…
HI.WE HAD A SIMILAR PROBLEM ON OUR HYMER 720.
SEVERAL OLD COATS AND ALL FLAKING AROUND THE WINDOWS AND DOOR.
AFTER TRYING A FEW THINGS WE USED WICKES STRAIGHT TO METAL PAINT.
IT GOES ON WELL WITH A BRUSH,DRIES QUITE QUICKLY AND HAS A NICE SATIN FINI…
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Was thinking of something along the lines of the old "coach paint " which is brushable. May well stick with the white and just keep blue stripes. Save myself a job !!!!
Very nice looking rig!
I don't know what's available in the UK. Here, several people have used "industrial" type paint from Ace Hardware. It is supposed to be the same as automotive or implement (tractor) paint, paintable with a brush or roller and…
As the old Dodge has had several different coats of paint over the years I'd really like to give it a bit of a makeover in the Spring. At the moment its painted all white, unfortunately a different white to the cab.
Just wondered what options I had…
Yeah they do look like a bow tie.
Fantastic actually supplies a foam gasket with their fans-I've use them a couple of times with Dicor over the screw heads and flange. It seems if the company gives you a gasket-it should work...otherwise, regular putty tape will be fine between the…
Clutch heads? As above, they look like bow ties...Ace hardware can get you a bit.
Can you post a photo of them?
If they are square -no problem ,almost any store ,Sears ,HomeDepot,Lowes. will have them---another from the 60-70's almost looks like a bowtie ---------used on every fitting in my Starcraft from 1977-a bit harder to find,have a original screwdriver…
Are they square looking screws? If so any auto parts stores will have bits and drivers for them. Ed
As some of you will know I am trying to sort a leak on our motorhome. I have noticed that the majority of the fittings are secured using whats looks to be some kind of security headed screws. Does anyone have a name for these or if you can get hold…
Well thought I'd cured it, but checked this morning ( daily ritual!!! ) after a day of hard rain and there is still water coming in, its not dripping off the inner window frame screws now, so must have stopped some.
Hopefully my new waterproof cove…
Ah! I wish I had known about that then!! Everyone I asked said silicone. I will add Dicor to my list for any future repairs!! Thank you!
I'm getting ready to put a Fantastic Fan in my van. Do you have any recommendations on putty for that installat…
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- At 10:58am on October 25, 2009,
VK said…
- Good-a picture will help. You may be able to adapt a battery holder from something else. I'm not sure a 1974 part will be available even in a junk yard...wouldn't hurt to look, tho. I don't remember seeing a battery operated sparker on an RV fridge. I do have a battery run glow plug on my kerosene heater. Thanks, VK
- At 10:42pm on October 24, 2009,
VK said…
- Hi Dean, I need a litttle more info on your fridge. What year is it? Do you have a photo of the area that needs a cover? Is it a cover with the spark plug like fitting or a little box with connectors? You might be able to make a sliding cover to lit it manually. It would take two people to light it. VK
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Dont no if i ever have herd that name before.
I've had someone contact me about a friend who wants to sell his 1972 "baga westwind". Is that even the correct name. It's a 20 ft.
Is this for sale? Looking for something like this, if this one isnt, know any that are?
a nice inexpensive class B R.V (an older one, please) Full time retired need something we can afford Please no high price responds....... thank you
Thanks guys for all the help. We'll definitely look into the Filon.
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