How do you….1
I decided to add a few links to show you how we do the things we do for those of you who want to refurbish your own vintage trailers
Of course if you don’t fancy doing it yourself give me a call on 07984 662 532 for a quote…
The following links are from a fantastic easy to follow series called DIY Classic Rides in the States. The presenter is Kevin Tetz. More info can be found at diynetwork.com
Of course if you don’t fancy doing it yourself give me a call on 07984 662 532 for a quote…
The following links are from a fantastic easy to follow series called DIY Classic Rides in the States. The presenter is Kevin Tetz. More info can be found at diynetwork.com
Polishing
An often asked question is how do you polish
Here is a good demonstration by Tom from Perfect Polish and Kevin who make it look soooo easy |
Awnings
So here we go wth an awning fitting with Bob Miller from Zip Dee Awnings and Kevin
Another very easy to follow demonstration |
Window Film Restoration
A very common problem with 1970's and later trailers.
Kevin goes through each process step by step Also covers replacement of a 12v bathroom light fitting Product details are found in the credits |
Bath Restoration
A Californian trailer bathroom that is restored.
Also covers laminates, trims and finishing tips |
Cabinet Restoration
This cabinet restoration would suit most pre 70's Airstreams
Includes a good solution for those plastic handles and catches that never wear well |
Wall Paint
A brilliant episode for all those of you who want to clean as well as paint your vinyl
Vista view window blinds are also refurbished in this section |
Flooring
Vents always need to be checked as they sometimes leak unseen down the ribs of the trailer leading to soft spots in the floor
This episode shows you some useful techniques on how to lay a floor in your vintage trailer Of course you don't have to use cork as there are many other designs available |
Windows
This covers refurbishing a 1970's side windows but many of the technques are useful for earlier trailers
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Screens
Screens... a devilishy difficult thing to do if you don't have a spline tool!
Also covered exterior lights Please remember that our regs are different re the colour of the lens on the running lights Also a useful storage bin solution to stop them sliding around |