Great video- actually just watched your part one so glad I didn’t have to wait 2 years 😂 but if someone was going to apply new decals would they do so after buffing with the McGuire’s compound..?????
I loved seeing all the work you put into this. I'm going to start this same project on my 2004 ForestRiver. All the decals are seriously cracked. I have TSP but it does not do much. I will for sure try Rapid Remover. Thanks so much for this video. Just a side note it would be best if you don't play any music while you do these informative videos.
@@TheFlippinTilbys Hi. Thanks for the reply. I'm not having much luck. The dried out Black decal is badly cracked and nothing has helped much. The plastic blades were not stiff enough. The heat gun helped a little but caution had to be used because if it gets to hot it cracked the layer of fiberglass under the decal. One last thing to try is a steamer. My friend says it works well. I ordered one from Amason and going to try it when it warms up a little. So I'm very frustrated. If you ever get through St. Louis look me up. Love to take you out to dinner when you get here. Have a great Thanksgiving. Paul
Our friends, @tomazcoasttocoast used the GraphXoff on an aluminum-sided RV with success. You could try it in an inconspicuous spot to see if it would work for you.
Thanks for your response - I got a drip on the metal below the fiberglass siding and wiped it off and it took paint off right down to bare metal😮😮. Guess I'll fight it out with heat gun and plastic scrapers!
I love this video thank you so much I wish I've seen it like a year ago when I first started! I'm concerned that our Keystone camper trailer isn't the same quality as the RV you renovated in the video. I'm afraid I may go right through the finish....seems so thin? Any experience to offer with Keystone trailers?
What are rates? Do you have a website? We were gifted a motor home that has manufacture carpeting on the ceiling, even in the bathroom. I want it all removed and new ceiling.
Yyyeeesss thank you! Im now ready to tackle mine! This was VERY helpful!
Put duct tap over the cracks and then use the heat gun. Works for me but I have done this in a hot temperatures.It's like waxing , but with duct tape
@stacyshomestead huh. That is super interesting. We'll have to give that a go!
Great video- actually just watched your part one so glad I didn’t have to wait 2 years 😂 but if someone was going to apply new decals would they do so after buffing with the McGuire’s compound..?????
I loved seeing all the work you put into this. I'm going to start this same project on my 2004 ForestRiver. All the decals are seriously cracked. I have TSP but it does not do much. I will for sure try Rapid Remover. Thanks so much for this video.
Just a side note it would be best if you don't play any music while you do these informative videos.
@@pauldabey2873 I'm glad you found the video helpful! How did your project go? And yes, I've been adjusting how i edit with music!
@@TheFlippinTilbys Hi. Thanks for the reply. I'm not having much luck. The dried out Black decal is badly cracked and nothing has helped much. The plastic blades were not stiff enough. The heat gun helped a little but caution had to be used because if it gets to hot it cracked the layer of fiberglass under the decal. One last thing to try is a steamer. My friend says it works well. I ordered one from Amason and going to try it when it warms up a little.
So I'm very frustrated.
If you ever get through St. Louis look me up. Love to take you out to dinner when you get here. Have a great Thanksgiving.
Paul
Looks fabulous. Thanks for all the information you've shared; I didn't even know where to begin.
Glad it was helpful! We started right where you are and are so glad we found something that actually works!
another great job!! wish you lived closer so I could have you buff/wax my rv, cause I AM LAZY!!!
It is a lot of work, for sure!
very informative, thank you.
Excellent content, thanks for the useful information! I'll be trying this on my 2014 RPOD in the next few week.
Good luck!
Nice work!
Thanks!
I would love to see a video of the trailer you live in. I love the shorts. If you have one posted, I missed it.
Will do!
Great info and work ethic! 👍
What do you use on full painted motorhome
Unfortunately, you can't remove them if they are painted on. You will need a new paint job for that repair.
Hi You had great job can I asked the bottle of liquids remover what brand and where should buying that advise to me, thanks again ,please
Have you found anything that will work on metal for decal removal?
Our friends, @tomazcoasttocoast used the GraphXoff on an aluminum-sided RV with success. You could try it in an inconspicuous spot to see if it would work for you.
Thanks for your response - I got a drip on the metal below the fiberglass siding and wiped it off and it took paint off right down to bare metal😮😮. Guess I'll fight it out with heat gun and plastic scrapers!
Did you try a pressure washer?
I love this video thank you so much I wish I've seen it like a year ago when I first started! I'm concerned that our Keystone camper trailer isn't the same quality as the RV you renovated in the video. I'm afraid I may go right through the finish....seems so thin? Any experience to offer with Keystone trailers?
If it is a smooth fiberglass sided rv, you will have plenty of material. We have enjoyed working on Keystone rigs and feel they are built well!
I watched the 1st video also. What was the end result, did you end up putting new decals over the old area where the bad graphics were?
The first rig we did a little sanding, but no graphics.
Great video! How does the GraphXoff react with clear coat?
What are rates? Do you have a website? We were gifted a motor home that has manufacture carpeting on the ceiling, even in the bathroom. I want it all removed and new ceiling.
I’ve been all excited after watching your last video (2 years ago). However, just heard “No Metal”, my entire Class A is aluminum 🙁🥲🥲