How To Fix A Vintage Camper’S Damaged Outside Edges?

This video explains the process of repairing classic camper exterior moldings for a seamless finish. It covers various steps, including inspecting the moldings, removing damaged molding, cleaning the surface area, repair or replacement of the molding, securing the molding in place, sealing for protection, and finishing touches for a seamless look. The video also discusses power washing or pressure washing your RV, which can cause water intrusion and damage to components and the exterior finish of your motorhome or camper.

To prevent water damage from occurring, it is essential to seal your RV’s exterior. This involves taking the trailer apart from the outside, removing bad wood, replacing it, and putting it back together. To repair the corner, remove the old trim, wrap the corner with enterbond tape, and cover the tape with a larger piece of aluminum. After using butyl putty tape, create a watertight seal.

Restoring a vintage camper can be a great DIY project and a good way to own an off-grid vehicle on a budget. However, beware of potential hazards when restoring a camper trailer.

In summary, this video provides a comprehensive guide on how to repair classic camper exterior moldings for a seamless finish. It covers various steps, including inspecting the moldings, removing damaged molding, cleaning the surface area, repairing or replacing the molding, sealing for protection, and finishing touches for a seamless look.