I am impressed with your renovation. WOW ! We are PUP owners that enjoy our HW 296 Rockwood. We have upgraded ours quite a bit also, making it our own. Being from Central Texas our camping season is about 10 months long, plus being retired we can camp any time we wish. That being said, we camp a lot. I am so glad you have taken the time to make a unit your own, also you have began a journey of lasting memories for yourselves, and your child. Our fondest memories are of camping as children, and as adults. We have been married 45 short years, and still enjoy our camps. When nightfall comes the sights and sounds are the icing on the camp cake. Enjoy the camp. See you on the trail.
Dawn please do not disrespect my wife by miss spelling her name. It’s ***Breanna*** I am unbelievably offended. Also thank you for helping the algorithm out☺️
Thank you! At the same time, you know nothing about our marriage. We joke around with each other all the time. Do you think I’d let him put that in the video if I didn’t find it funny? Some of us aren’t thinned skinned and can’t take a joke. 👍🏻
@@breannamcdaniel4326 true I know nothing about your marriage. My reaction is solely based on your facial expression in the moments following his comment. I truly wish you happiness and I did enjoy the content of the video. Thank you Breanna.
Wow what a renovation! Me and my wife are looking into a small viking pop up and you guys gave us so many cool ideas! Best of luck and happy adventures!
Great job! I just picked up an old 90'sJayco in fairly good shape for $500. I plan on totaling "pimping it out" and paint it something outrageous. Thanks for the inspiration.
Thats a really good camper, the condition is amazing for that age. And its even decent looking inside before you did it up. I hope i can find something like this in the UK.
Great effort and result! You make it look easy but think it's just both your easy going outlook. I got a 1970s coleman popup that was pretty guttered inside I renovated but not to your level. Was great to see what you did. These are great for young families, although something seems to break each trip... when I think I'm sure there is not something else to learn how to fix, then next trip I learn there is 😂
Hi, I’m from sunny Spain and have an OLD flip top trailer tent in terrible condition. I’ve been inspired by your video and can’t wait to try painting the canvas.
where did you find the table for the outside. how did you attach it. and how did you seal it if you drilled into it from the outside to attach mounting bracket for table. thanks.
Our pop up is the exact same awful gold color! I want to paint it white to match the top. I have a product called Gesso, which is supposed to be a great primer for the canvas. It’s also supposed to aid in helping the paint not stick to itself as the sides are pushed in when closing and opening the camper. We shall see! Our little pop up will be our temporary seasonal, as ours was damaged this past winter. That was our first fixer upper. Now we’re going from 33 feet to teeny tiny. It’s ok, pop ups are so much fun! 😊
@@Intentionallyhomeless Morning! All I know is that they said to use acrylic. Well, the only acrylic that I’m familiar with is the craft paint. So I’m going to search it more, and if that’s all I can find, I’ll be a rebel and use latex! Maybe I’m overthinking it and it’s the exact same thing? We shall see! 🤞🏼
@@kellyanne7225 thanks for your reply. These guys used latex and I've been doing some research since my earlier comment. I'm in Queensland Australia so been looking at the Dulux waethershield maxiflex in base white but offers 30 tints. I'll use this for my 1989 cub drifter camper trailer canvas and some more for the exterior wood panels.
Hey Danny, I plan on making an update video soon showing how the paint has held up after 1 year. The paint is latex, I was wrong about that in the first video. I have not had to do any touch ups but we’ll see what it look like after I open in up from sitting all winter. I only lightly scuff sanded the canvas and I will say it was pretty clean and wasn’t heavily oiled. Not sure if that would make a huge difference but thought it would be worth mentioning.
Thank you very much! We did paint the interior as well. I actually just uploaded a follow up video of how the camper is holding up a year later feel free to check it out!
@ColtenBethel right! Somome didn't want to haul it or be bothered to post of for sale so it was just given away. Lol only issue is small water spots on ceiling and a few small holes in plastic window areas.
Hey Ashen, here is the update video! I actually do not recommend the portable air conditioner anymore. I talk about that and a solution in this video! th-cam.com/video/Pp5hpWx3ePM/w-d-xo.html
Hi there! Excellent job! Can you please tell me what paint you used for the exterior hard body? I mean the bit below the canvas. I'm doing up my own pop-up too so thank you soooo much for this video! Happy camping you 3! x
Thank you very much! I used killz oil based primer on the body and then the same paint on the body because I noticed that the metal panels always flex a little bit while driving in the wind, so I wanted some thing that would flex just like the canvas paint. So far it has held up great! I am going to make an update video this spring to show everyone how everything is holding up
Hello! They are paints from a local hardware store here in the US called Lowe’s. I am not familiar with paint brands in South Korea unfortunately. I would be happy help answer any questions you may have if you find a paint brand you’re interested in. Thanks for watching!
Thank you, they also sell an American product called DULUX WEATHER SHIELD in South Korea, and I will also use this product for the pop-up tent skin I have. Have a nice day, and I also want your family to have happy days.
@@joepetreng471 I didn’t use a primer on the canvas but I did you Killz oil based primer on the body of the camper and then Sherwin Willams Weather shield on the rest of the body and canvas!
To be honest, the portable air conditioning unit did not work very well. I have an update video I will link and I talk about a different air conditioning unit that I use and would highly recommend.
Fixing sip is $250 au Material for seating $120 au Recovering seat's $450 au Paint 8 Lt $80 au + Glue around $150 au one marine plywood $100 au Insulation $120 au Repair brakes spent so far $200 au Lighting $100 au $500 au for the old Pop up caravan very much like yours . Need to replace front canvas Work still in progress Government plaiting next week Remember Australia is a Police state awash with government Corouption.
Much much better than I really expected. I need to make a quick update video sometime. We have used the camper probably 5 times since I made that video and almost every time we have been rained on and forced to put it away wet for the drive home and the canvas is still soft and we have not had any paint failure at all.
@@stacieford1996 It is doing well against mold. Even though I may put it down wet and drive home with it wet. I always set it back up at home and let it dry out before I put it away for storage.
you did a fabulous job on the camper, but I did not subscribe because of your mean "joke" about your wife looking rough when I am sure she is tired just like you from caring for your kid. Not cool to put your partner down.
😂 thank you for not subscribing. I truly think this channel will be a better place without you👌🏼 also you mentioned that you’re sure she is tired which kind of eludes to you think she does look rough because you’re telling me the reason why she looks like that. What I said was a joke. I think that is very mean of you. My wife is extremely beautiful and I think you should keep your hurtful comments to yourself next time and really think about what you say before you say it and how it could affect someone else.
I think you did a fabulous job, I’m going to have to give it a try. Keep talkin smack! That comment was ridiculous lol. Some folks have No sense of humor
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4:02 I’m here cause this is the only video of anyone painting canvas, thanks
Right? I’m looking for the same. Not much out there on this particular topic.
What kind of paint did you use to paint the inside canvas? Did you use any tutorials on best way to paint fabric?
Great job! Looks awesome!!
I am impressed with your renovation. WOW ! We are PUP owners that enjoy our HW 296 Rockwood. We have upgraded ours quite a bit also, making it our own. Being from Central Texas our camping season is about 10 months long, plus being retired we can camp any time we wish. That being said, we camp a lot. I am so glad you have taken the time to make a unit your own, also you have began a journey of lasting memories for yourselves, and your child. Our fondest memories are of camping as children, and as adults. We have been married 45 short years, and still enjoy our camps. When nightfall comes the sights and sounds are the icing on the camp cake. Enjoy the camp. See you on the trail.
canvas acrylic sounds like a masterpeice
Great video! I have a 1975 Steury camper I'm going to try this on. Looking forward to see your follow video this summer.😊
Bro that’s awesome! Looks totally different!!!
Yes I am the same that was so uncalled for. Brianna is adorable
Dawn please do not disrespect my wife by miss spelling her name. It’s ***Breanna*** I am unbelievably offended. Also thank you for helping the algorithm out☺️
Thank you! At the same time, you know nothing about our marriage. We joke around with each other all the time. Do you think I’d let him put that in the video if I didn’t find it funny? Some of us aren’t thinned skinned and can’t take a joke. 👍🏻
@@breannamcdaniel4326 true I know nothing about your marriage. My reaction is solely based on your facial expression in the moments following his comment. I truly wish you happiness and I did enjoy the content of the video. Thank you Breanna.
Wow what a renovation! Me and my wife are looking into a small viking pop up and you guys gave us so many cool ideas! Best of luck and happy adventures!
Great job! I just picked up an old 90'sJayco in fairly good shape for $500. I plan on totaling "pimping it out" and paint it something outrageous. Thanks for the inspiration.
Thats a really good camper, the condition is amazing for that age. And its even decent looking inside before you did it up. I hope i can find something like this in the UK.
You all did a great job. I have a pop up that I’m redoing also. Great idea for the painting the canvas.
Thanks for sharing. I am doing the same now, but with vinyl paint.
I'll paint my canvas. Thank you 😊
Great job!!
Thank you!
Great job, especially the paint. Now I am inspired to get my 92 Jayco done.
Thank you very much I really appreciate that!
1985 A Wheel CAmper so nice... this is awesome
Would you mind covering a bit of how/what you used for the exterior of the trailer to paint? Did you do any re-seal or anything? thanks.
Great effort and result! You make it look easy but think it's just both your easy going outlook. I got a 1970s coleman popup that was pretty guttered inside I renovated but not to your level. Was great to see what you did. These are great for young families, although something seems to break each trip... when I think I'm sure there is not something else to learn how to fix, then next trip I learn there is 😂
Thank you very much for the comment! I definitely can relate to that! There is always something to be fixed on just about anything I own😂
Good job looks very nice
Thank you!
Amazing
Hi, I’m from sunny Spain and have an OLD flip top trailer tent in terrible condition. I’ve been inspired by your video and can’t wait to try painting the canvas.
That is awesome! Thank you for watching!
Yes what paint did you use on the old alloy body and Roof it looks like you did a great job.
where did you find the table for the outside. how did you attach it. and how did you seal it if you drilled into it from the outside to attach mounting bracket for table. thanks.
What color paint did you use for the canvas?
Our pop up is the exact same awful gold color!
I want to paint it white to match the top.
I have a product called Gesso, which is supposed to be a great primer for the canvas. It’s also supposed to aid in helping the paint not stick to itself as the sides are pushed in when closing and opening the camper.
We shall see!
Our little pop up will be our temporary seasonal, as ours was damaged this past winter. That was our first fixer upper. Now we’re going from 33 feet to teeny tiny. It’s ok, pop ups are so much fun! 😊
Hiya, what paint are you using to go over the gesso?
@@Intentionallyhomeless Morning!
All I know is that they said to use acrylic. Well, the only acrylic that I’m familiar with is the craft paint. So I’m going to search it more, and if that’s all I can find, I’ll be a rebel and use latex! Maybe I’m overthinking it and it’s the exact same thing? We shall see! 🤞🏼
@@kellyanne7225 thanks for your reply. These guys used latex and I've been doing some research since my earlier comment. I'm in Queensland Australia so been looking at the Dulux waethershield maxiflex in base white but offers 30 tints. I'll use this for my 1989 cub drifter camper trailer canvas and some more for the exterior wood panels.
@@Intentionallyhomeless Let me know how it goes!
I’ll get to mine in a few weeks! 👍🏼
I've recently decided to buy a pop up trailer for hunting, but all the ones that I want to purchase are really ugly. You have given me hope.
You may need a plate behind you stove , in case it catches the curtain or window alight
Have you had to do any touch ups? Wad it latex instead of acrylic? Was planning doing same color on a roof top tent but idk about sanding though
Hey Danny, I plan on making an update video soon showing how the paint has held up after 1 year. The paint is latex, I was wrong about that in the first video. I have not had to do any touch ups but we’ll see what it look like after I open in up from sitting all winter. I only lightly scuff sanded the canvas and I will say it was pretty clean and wasn’t heavily oiled. Not sure if that would make a huge difference but thought it would be worth mentioning.
Excellent work. did you paint both sides of the wing canvas? Like when you unzipper the window part , did you paint both sides?
You are correct! We did paint both sides of the canvas even where the windows zip down.
Great job on your renovation! quick question, did you paint the interior as well?
Thank you
Thank you very much! We did paint the interior as well. I actually just uploaded a follow up video of how the camper is holding up a year later feel free to check it out!
What colors did you use for the inside, outside and body?
what primer did you use before painting canvas ? and did you use a clear sealant afterwards ?
No primer was used on the canvas. Only the paint shown in the video was used. I did not seal it afterwards either.
How's the paint holding up?
Does it have brakes
Very nice to see
Great work
I got a free 2007 fleetwood williamsburg. Very large. A/c works like new. Cant wait to paint it
Nice! Can’t beat free!
@ColtenBethel right! Somome didn't want to haul it or be bothered to post of for sale so it was just given away. Lol only issue is small water spots on ceiling and a few small holes in plastic window areas.
Where is your exhaust tube from a going?
How did you vent the Air conditioner? Wonderful work on the update!
Hey Ashen, here is the update video! I actually do not recommend the portable air conditioner anymore. I talk about that and a solution in this video!
th-cam.com/video/Pp5hpWx3ePM/w-d-xo.html
How is it holding up now?
do you use any type of sealer on top of the paint on the canvas?
No just the paint shown!
So does this type of paint waterproof your canvas, or did you add additional waterproofing?
There was nothing added to the paint. It is naturally water proof/repellant
Would not have even towed it down the road let alone sleep in it the way it
Looked when you got it.... But now 👌 great job!
Haha😂 Thanks man, it was quite the transformation!
😂
Did you have to vent the AC unit?
Hey I stay down the road at shady oaks! Nice video
Thank you man I really appreciate that!
Hi there! Excellent job! Can you please tell me what paint you used for the exterior hard body? I mean the bit below the canvas. I'm doing up my own pop-up too so thank you soooo much for this video! Happy camping you 3! x
Thank you very much! I used killz oil based primer on the body and then the same paint on the body because I noticed that the metal panels always flex a little bit while driving in the wind, so I wanted some thing that would flex just like the canvas paint. So far it has held up great! I am going to make an update video this spring to show everyone how everything is holding up
You used kilz on the canvas too?
Did y’all use the same acrylic paint on the inside of the camper?
You are correct. We did.
Do you know where up buy parts?
The painted canvas needs a UV spray. The paint covered what uv protection the canvas had
How did the paint hold up in the canvas?
Great question! So far it has held up great. Better than I actually expected. Feel free to check out my update video I made about a year ago
Nice job!!! Did you mix a little bit of water in the paint ?
Thank you! I did not mix water with the paint. I wouldn’t recommend that.
@@ColtenBethel perfect thank you for your answer!😁 i will start tomorrow!
@@ColtenBethel and do you think it will be good with the paint roller?
@@georgezogheib473 no problem at all! I think a brush is best because it actually pushes it into the canvas. It does take a little longe though.
@@ColtenBethel perfectt thank you😁 i did 1 place and it took alot of paint! Hehe tomorrow i will go buy more paint and continue💪🏼
Looks Awesome! When I looked up this paint, it is listed as a latex, not acrylic.
I will look into that and revise what I said in the follow up video. Thanks!
How is the paint job holding up?
Hey I actually just uploaded the update video. Check it out I talk all about how it has held up!
How many gallons of paint did you use?
I believe we used 2 on the canvas and 1 on the hard top
Great video and great remodel!
We actually just bought a pop up today and I love your idea for panting the canvas. How has the paint held up?!
Thank you! I actually have an updated video that I just released last month. Feel free to check it out!
th-cam.com/video/Pp5hpWx3ePM/w-d-xo.html
What are the types of paint?
I live in South Korea.
😇I'm struggling with lack of information, I have an old pop-up tent, but I can't make skins
Hello! They are paints from a local hardware store here in the US called Lowe’s. I am not familiar with paint brands in South Korea unfortunately. I would be happy help answer any questions you may have if you find a paint brand you’re interested in. Thanks for watching!
Thank you, they also sell an American product called DULUX WEATHER SHIELD in South Korea, and I will also use this product for the pop-up tent skin I have. Have a nice day, and I also want your family to have happy days.
@@joepetreng471 I didn’t use a primer on the canvas but I did you Killz oil based primer on the body of the camper and then Sherwin Willams Weather shield on the rest of the body and canvas!
Hello, how are you venting your air conditioner?
To be honest, the portable air conditioning unit did not work very well. I have an update video I will link and I talk about a different air conditioning unit that I use and would highly recommend.
th-cam.com/video/Pp5hpWx3ePM/w-d-xo.html
Dont you need a UV protection layer?
I did not use one and the paint on the canvas is still in great condition.
Fixing sip is $250 au
Material for seating $120 au
Recovering seat's $450 au
Paint 8 Lt $80 au +
Glue around $150 au one marine plywood $100 au
Insulation $120 au
Repair brakes spent so far $200 au
Lighting $100 au
$500 au for the old Pop up caravan very much like yours .
Need to replace front canvas
Work still in progress
Government plaiting next week
Remember Australia is a Police state awash with government Corouption.
How is the paint on the canvas holding on?
Much much better than I really expected. I need to make a quick update video sometime. We have used the camper probably 5 times since I made that video and almost every time we have been rained on and forced to put it away wet for the drive home and the canvas is still soft and we have not had any paint failure at all.
@@ColtenBethel helps against mold as well then? Would you recommend doing it then?
@@stacieford1996 It is doing well against mold. Even though I may put it down wet and drive home with it wet. I always set it back up at home and let it dry out before I put it away for storage.
@@ColtenBethel I'd enjoy a follow up video on painted canvas
@@tangoyankee615 I will definitely make one this summer so everyone can see. I will probably have that video done around June.
you did a fabulous job on the camper, but I did not subscribe because of your mean "joke" about your wife looking rough when I am sure she is tired just like you from caring for your kid. Not cool to put your partner down.
😂 thank you for not subscribing. I truly think this channel will be a better place without you👌🏼 also you mentioned that you’re sure she is tired which kind of eludes to you think she does look rough because you’re telling me the reason why she looks like that. What I said was a joke. I think that is very mean of you. My wife is extremely beautiful and I think you should keep your hurtful comments to yourself next time and really think about what you say before you say it and how it could affect someone else.
@@joepetreng471 that’s exactly what I’m sayin man! Probably a old single lady that said all that😂
He was talking about his hand
Ugh. I'll subscribe to balance your comment.
I think you did a fabulous job, I’m going to have to give it a try. Keep talkin smack! That comment was ridiculous lol. Some folks have No sense of humor
She's not much to look at right now! And neither is the camper. BAHAHAHA 🤣
She ain’t much to look at right now. But neither is the camper. Oh man! That was messed up but hilarious.
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