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Hey there! I apologize that we didn't keep good record of the paint we used, I'm assuming you're asking about the white exterior. We did seek out an outdoor rated paint with primer built in, and we got it at Lowes but I can't remember what brand or line it was. To prep for the paint we scrubbed the exterior down with soap and water & let it dry but we did nothing else crazy special!

Hi there! I don't think we have the device anymore but we bought a middle of the line handheld paint sprayer from the paint section at Lowe's. I bet it was the Wagner brand like this one: www.lowes.com/pd/Wagner-Control-Spray-QX2/5013215287

That is a great question that I don't have an answer to. You'd probably have to call those parks and ask directly. We never hauled ours to a park, so we never had to answer to anybody's standards 😉

Service wasn't great in Yellowstone or Tetons for us but I believe the National Parks have been working with telecom companies on initiatives to improve park-wide connectivity, installing more towers throughout!

I would love to know this too....esp the trim....Is it chipping? It looks fabulous

Why don’t TH-cam people answer these questions? 😑

@@icanonlyimagine7626 Wondering the same thing myself 🤔 I haven't painted my camper yet but when I do will be using a Sherman Williams exterior DTM that my brother in law used on his metal garage door. It's holding up beautifully... fyi Hope this helps

@@KKing-rf4ix thank you!!

That is so cool! Glad to have given you something to smile about. Thank you for your kind words!

OMG, no kidding! Now we know. Lesson learned for future flips.. But I kinda love the pieces we kept in the kitchen -- now that everything is completed, that is --- it was worth the efforts to keep those unique uppers, and I love living in/using the kitchen now!

Thank you! We'll check out your channel as well. Remodeling campers can be a ton of work, but so much fun as well. And everything is miniature so no project is too excessive, right? ;-)

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Hello! I had to check out Scott's tool area to find this: it's the Wagner Flexio 2000 sprayer. It's great for household uses! It is corded, so it's plugged in for use. Very easy to use, in my opinion! www.lowes.com/pd/Wagner-FLEXiO-2000-Handheld-HVLP-Paint-Sprayer/1000329429 So sorry for the delayed answer. We wish you the best in your painting adventures :-)

Hello! I am sure you've already completed you project by now, but I asked and we used an exterior-rated Valspar (likely we used the DuraMax line) white paint. www.lowes.com/pd/Valspar-Duramax-Ultra-White-Semi-gloss-Latex-Exterior-Paint-Actual-Net-Contents-31-5/5001294899 Basically anything exterior rated, that claims to adhere to metals or vinyl, is likely to be just fine for your purposes. Of course if the budget allows for it, I believe there are "premium" levels beyond DuraMax that could have longer staying power. As for the black trim, I had already been using Rust-oleum hammered spray paint in black for many of the interiors, so I maintained consistency with the exterior trim as well. www.lowes.com/pd/Rust-Oleum-Universal-Gloss-Black-Hammered-Spray-Paint-and-Primer-In-One-Actual-Net-Contents-12-oz/3728965 Best of luck!

Hey there! I did end up finding out what we used :) We used an exterior-rated Valspar (likely we used the DuraMax line) white paint. www.lowes.com/pd/Valspar-Duramax-Ultra-White-Semi-gloss-Latex-Exterior-Paint-Actual-Net-Contents-31-5/5001294899 Basically anything exterior rated, that claims to adhere to metals or vinyl, is likely to be just fine for your purposes. Of course if the budget allows for it, I believe there are "premium" levels beyond DuraMax that could have longer staying power. As for the black trim, I had already been using Rust-oleum hammered spray paint in black for many of the interiors, so I maintained consistency with the exterior trim as well. www.lowes.com/pd/Rust-Oleum-Universal-Gloss-Black-Hammered-Spray-Paint-and-Primer-In-One-Actual-Net-Contents-12-oz/3728965 Best of luck!

Restoration is mostly a labor of love and I think that there is a subset of homebuyers who will appreciate it more than the usual new construction look. But I can't say for sure that we aimed to please a certain kind of buyer. We just decided to what felt right to the home :)

Hey there! Wish I could point you to a specific product but we did this a year ago, and neither of us can recall exactly the paint we used. We looked for a quality exterior paint, and likely ended up with Valspar - but I couldn't tell you the details. Sorry! :-)

Yes, the door was handmade! Scott enjoys woodworking and used some scraps from a family friend's stash to put this together. The door that came with the camper was in really bad shape.

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Hey there! Wish I could point you to a specific product but we did this a year ago, and neither of us can recall exactly the paint. We looked for a quality exterior paint, and likely ended up with Valspar - but I couldn't tell you the details. Sorry! :-)

Hey Mike, I'm glad you liked it! Short and sweet is sometimes best; this week it was easy for me because I really hadn't taken much video in the first place :D Thank you for the comment <3

Hey there, no problem! I'm sure you will have checked out these spots pretty quickly if you live there now.. Elma is unique and off the radar. Enjoy the new surroundings!

@@arauth200 Thank you!

@@pnwlife8593 You'll have to let us know what the other hidden gems of Elma are, then!

Well I'm glad you're checking 'em out now! Are you returning to sharing your videos soon, too?

Hello, friend! The original door was in bad shape & not so secure. Scott used a wood slab he sourced from a friend. He cut it to fit (adjusting for expansion/contraction of the wood) then stained + sealed. It was a project in itself but really added character, we thought! :-)

So funny, I forgot I had mentioned that :D Have fun with your renovation, I reckon it will be much easier with a relatively newer 1998 model!

Hey there Stef! I would say that yes, you can definitely get good views. If you want to hike, unfortunately you won't be able to bring the dog per the National Park restrictions. At the time of our visit, dogs were limited to paved areas, which basically means the several pull-outs and parking lot areas. There is one dog-approved 'trail' but it's not so much a trail as it is a nice walk. Regardless of all that - you will see lots with your dog. However, if you were banking on getting into Bryce deeper than just the viewpoints off the side of the road, then I would leave the dog home :-(

Yes!!

thanks buddy!

Oh, yes - Eastern WA is something of a high desert :-) I plan to capture a post-retreat sync-up with one of the ladies and discuss what came of our time away.. stay tuned!