Couple Renovates & Remodels POP UP CAMPER in 8 Minutes - FULL TIME-LAPSE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ต.ค. 2020
- This video is a complete time-lapse of the entire repair and renovation process of our 2007 Palomino Yearling 4123 pop up camper. It took us approximately 6 weeks to complete, originally comprised of over three and one half hours of video, and cost a little over $1100 in total. For details from each part of the repair and renovation project, check out our pop up camper renovation playlist: • Pop Up Camper Renovation
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Check out the entire renovation here: th-cam.com/play/PLgqYFM5J_vpe2mzncxWZXAe2PM42gJ5xt.html
I was going to remodel our pop up but then decided not to. Watching your videos has me reconsidering now. Great job and great tips in your videos
Thanks!
Thank you. You have given me many ideas as I am remodeling my 84 Jayco Jay flight 8.
Eight Minutes of Magic great job Enjoy your pop up
Hi Mr Its pop'in, so like you Im learning as I go and I appreciate your videos, unfortunately its usually after the fact and figuring out how to fix what I've done lol. Im new to the whole pop up world, my kids are grown and w getting older I decided to upgrade fro
Oops hit the wrong thing, anyways.. did a lil research on pop ups not nearly as much as I shld have lol, So my thought was to buy something I cld fix up an make my own,for the most part it'll just me an my 2furbabies(occ..friend/grandkids) long story shorter I bought a 97 jayco e series and just started gutting it out minus one counter, i primed an painted it put new flooring in which was he** the floor was uneven so my nice waterproof vinyl planks wldnt stay down so had to buy roll of vinyl but thats For another segment lol, my question to you is if you know how i could repair a tear that is on the canvas down where the rubber part thats screwed to the box, its now about 31/2 in long and I noticed the other side is doing the same, both sides of the door frame. I do have a tension cord I go by but it might be stretched out? Cause this last time i popped it up i cldnt crank it anymore an the tension cord wasn't tight so obviously I don't go by that anymore an just crank it down 3/4 of a turn so it isnt stressed but of course its a lil too late, I dont want to put that amount of money to buy a new canvas for it as it wldnt be worth it (I suspect it was in an accident).. I'd appreciate any advice or ideas..
Looks great!
I've been watching some of your videos and i really like this one for sure. Great job on that transformation. New sub
good stuff guys. i`m so glad i found the deal we got on our popup mostly all i did was a good PMCS anything that moves got cleaned and lubed, and of course some of my deep cleaning . just got the new top gasket so doing that this weekend and a few other new parts to install. good luck to all
Nice, what make/model did you guys pick up?
@@ItsPoppin it is a 03 coleman caramel in super good shape just needs a few parts the top gasket being the biggest a a few crack plastic pieces ive already found at a pop-up camper store , its nice to see this stuff still around to buy if need be.i`m buying stuff i think may break in the future such as anything plastic. just to make sure. keep up the good videos.
Nice job!!
Thank you as always for your content. Hope you are having luck with your next project camper hopefully a high wall comes your way ..
Thanks, we are still on the look-out.
@@ItsPoppin the right one will come along cant wait to see what you guys do to the next one.
Thank you so much for this my girlfriend and I can’t wait to get started
Great time lapse, thank you! What did you use to clean the fabric and vinyl inside?
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Well damn…!!!! It looks great!!!!!
Thanks!
Great job. What spray did she on the canvas for stain removal?
Wow, just bought a used one, and this Made me excited! Where is your toilet?
No toilet in the palomino
I love your videos and thanks for the ideas
Hey I have a question
Way you guys have 2 pop up campers?
His and hers - lol. No, we sold the Palomino.
Is it just me or does your camper switch in the video? The first shot is of a Starcraft 2404 I believe?
What a transformation Great job.. We have the ugly cushions and old old old floor Im trying to talk the girlfriend into painting ours in the spring.
Yeah, for sure! Its a great winter project as long as you have somewhere to do it inside.
What cleaner do you use for cleaning the inside of the canvas
Please someone tell me what she used on the inside of the canvas to get the spots off....
Where did you order the poles for the awning? I ran into the same problem with the one I got.
Looks great. What kind of caulk do you prefer? I could see GE silicone, but that's it. LOL
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@@ItsPoppin Thank you!
Without removing our slide out and cabinets, how did you get in between the cabinet and seating?
Ours had a large enough opening to scoot through with the slideout closed, however, your milage may vary.
We are restoring a 1989 pop up camper with a canvas tent. It is smelly and dirty with a few seams that have come apart. How do I clean it and make it look inviting. Or would you tear it out and replace it?
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What flooring did you use ? Why didn’t you take the cupboards/cabinets out? Have you every put contact paper on the cupboards instead of paint ?
It's a click together vinyl plank. It's a "floating floor" therefore you cannot install cabinets over top just like in a house. The answer to the last question is no.
Halp!! So I just finished all our curtains, and I’m about to start figuring out our valances! Ours had none, and we have the different clips. I didn’t want that gathered look, I wanted flat/modern… we only have tracks on the front (door) and rear (kitchen) side. Yours go all the way around, what did you do for yours?
Are you trying to make yours go all the way around?
@@ItsPoppin well I’m not sure if it’s supposed to! Our used 96’ didn’t have any valances left, but there’s double tracks for the front and back areas? Yours go all the way around! Been looking for stock pictures but never seem to find the right angle!
@@ItsPoppin also, would really love to show you the product we chose for the vented section and our finished product! I chose a kind of “fishnet” netting that’s a little more flexible and hangs beautifully. Do you guys have a website or other means of communication you’d be willing to share? Have you set up a paetron?
Feel free to shoot us an email at itspoppincampers@gmail.com
What is the color of the cabinets
What product are you using when your cleaning the canvas??
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How much did y'all pay for the camper itself when you bought it?
By chance, have you ever just taken out the sink area and made another couch area/storage? We don’t really cook or wash inside.
No, we've never done that, but it's definitely not uncommon. I've heard the interior cabinets provide structural integrity for the camper walls, which makes sense. So definitely build out the couch if you decide to go that route. This also may reduce resale value if that's an issue.
first half is cleaning and maintenance. skip to the 4:00 min mark for actual content
Question??? We love our 3611 Starcraft highwall with Slide Dinette but at night in Colorado we just want to come inside and sit in a recliner and read or watch TV. The sitting area is not comfortable at all and we hate just laying in bed. So here is the question. We want to remove the Dinette to the floor and replace it with dual recliners. Do you know anybody that has done that to a pop up with a slide? We've measured and know a dual RV recliner will fit in width of the slide and the backs are removable so you can push in your slide in. Your thoughts?
Sounds like a cool project. Two things to be cognizant of: 1. Any added weight from the recliners and 2. The decreased structural support in the walls of the slide out.
Regarding number one, be sure the pop up and your tow vehicle are rated for any extra weight. Regarding number two, the seat bases/cabinets do provide structural rigidity to the slide out box, which may be compromised if you remove them.
@@ItsPoppin yea we are ordering RV Recliners so mount on slider also adding slider mounts on the outside of slider. Slider is rated 600 but don't like to push it.
Has anyone heard of electrifying the slide outs on a tent trailer, or is it even possible?
Never heard of anyone doing that - sounds interesting though!