Great job Ian! I am Nicoles dad, I did the rough in on the electrical. Hope you were able to figure it out at any rate you are doing a fantastic job. I always look forward to the next video.
That is looking good Ian I love the idea of using bed liner on the banana wraps. If I did enough work like that I would invest in an English wheel it looks like a very handy tool to have! Omg the popping paint cans!
Did you wind up ordering an English Wheel for this project? We are up in Arkansas working on one and each corner needs to be worked out. The front is definitely rough.
I bought it during the project, for parts of it but I have more projects already and in mind to use it for. You could start using a hammer dolly set (you can probably find a place to rent them even). If you happen to be headed down to Dallas anytime soon we could knock them out real quick! Its a cool tool but if you don't have any other use it may not be worth the money. You can also see what a body shop would charge to fix them.
So it looks like I will be doing a video on bed liner uses on the Airstream! Thanks for the comments and input!
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Great job Ian! I am Nicoles dad, I did the rough in on the electrical. Hope you were able to figure it out at any rate you are doing a fantastic job. I always look forward to the next video.
Hey! Awesome, and yes I have it figured out! Its all coming together!
What a handy tool that English wheel is! Can't wait for you to get your hands on my 1977 Soverign...steady on Ian!
I am a fan of it! Cant wait to learn it and get good with it.
love these videos man, honest and well made thanks
Thanks man, I appreciate the kind words!
That is looking good Ian I love the idea of using bed liner on the banana wraps. If I did enough work like that I would invest in an English wheel it looks like a very handy tool to have! Omg the popping paint cans!
Not bad. Interested to see how the bedliner material works for you.
Would love to learn more about using bed liner spray on banana wrap, sounds like a good practical solution
Will do, I have several uses for it!
very useful video thanks man
Did you wind up ordering an English Wheel for this project? We are up in Arkansas working on one and each corner needs to be worked out. The front is definitely rough.
I bought it during the project, for parts of it but I have more projects already and in mind to use it for. You could start using a hammer dolly set (you can probably find a place to rent them even). If you happen to be headed down to Dallas anytime soon we could knock them out real quick! Its a cool tool but if you don't have any other use it may not be worth the money. You can also see what a body shop would charge to fix them.