Vintage Camper Exterior Siding and Trim

Finally getting back to the camper after a few weeks. Finishing up the bottom of the siding and the corner trim pieces. It's exciting to get the camper sealed off and ready for the next phase of work which will likely be the windows. After that, the utilities.

[@SustainablyYoursHomestead]

Kids are awesome! A ribbit gun LOL! Camper is looking good.

[@RandWFarmstead-TonyWalsh]

Good luck with the refurbish and the exciting trips ahead. Take care and have a blessed week.

[@IrwinPeraltaArt]

It's good to see some of the work arounds in a project. Too many times "how to" videos make it look too easy. They only show the simple / basic part and not how to deal with the little issues.

[@ProjectNineOaks]

I appreciate it. I'm figuring it out as I go and hope it helps others!

[@teshuvahemmet3036]

Thanks for the information 👍

[@ProjectNineOaks]

Glad I could help!

[@MikeMizerny2]

Does anyone know where you can find the exterior trim at? My camper needs it’s bad it’s a 1976 prowler. Thanks

[@trinamol2398]

Did you ever find out?

[@MandyMakesThat]

how did you bend the aluminum corner molding/trim to match the curvature of the roof?

[@ProjectNineOaks]

The corner molding was original and already bent in the curve of the roof.

[@iamjmiley]

Where did you purchase the trim. I can’t find it at Home Depot

[@ProjectNineOaks]

I reused the same trim that was already on the camper. The siding I bought from www.hemetvalleyrv.net/

[@TheFEEDnyc]

what is theh tool called at 4:36?

[@ProjectNineOaks]

It's a Rivet Tool by Arrow.

[@edelmirazepeda291]

Hi, looks good, where can I order that kind of siding

[@ProjectNineOaks]

I bought the siding from hemetvalleyrv.net. They were great to work with!