Jeff

Jeff

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12 years ago @ RV Hobby - 1983 Coleman Pop-up Ma... · 0 replies · +1 points

14 years ago @ RV Hobby - Behind the Camera · 0 replies · +1 points

Bear Creek Canvas is a good Place to get your canvas redone.

14 years ago @ RV Hobby - 1984 Coleman Tent Trai... · 0 replies · +1 points

Jim, let me get you an owners manual!

16 years ago @ RV Hobby - 1984 Coleman Tent Trai... · 0 replies · +1 points

bearcreekcanvas.com is a good place to get replacement canvas.  Plan on spending arounbd $1000.

Jeff @ RVHobby

16 years ago @ RV Hobby - A review of the Good S... · 0 replies · +1 points

Just got the Good Sam Directory 2010 update - Now with Latitude and Longitude GPS coordinates! You can just plug them into your GPS unit to find the place to go. Can this be easier?

16 years ago @ RV Hobby - 1984 Coleman Tent Trai... · 0 replies · +1 points

Thanks for the Kudos on the slideshow.  In my opinion, one of the best things you can do is TAKE PICTURES along the restoration way.  Then submit them here to us on RVHobby so others can see how things look and work and what you did to solve problems.
 
RVHobby wouldn't be what it is today without those tent trailer pics ;)
 
Crystal - My roof was actually in decent condition, only a couple of water spots.  I repaired the roof with some JB Weld where there were breaks in the metal and then coated the roof with the same paint I used on the whole trailer.  It is an oil based Farm Tractor paint that is water resistant.  I purchased it from one of the best paint stores that is still family owned.  Nuemann Paint and Supply.  Talk to Gene about Jeff's tent trailer paint (928) 472-9054
 
Basically I sprayed the outside of the trailer after cleaning it up.  On the inside, I scraped away all the wallpaper style coating with a scaper and an exacto knife.  It was a tedious and arm tiring job.  Then I scaped away all the rotted pieces of wood.  I replaced the missing wood areas (which wasn't much) with a wood putty material and let that dry 24 hrs.  Then I sprayed the inside of the roof with the same paint I purchased from Gene at Nuemann paint and Supply.  This sealed the whole inside of the trailer roof and the wood putty etc.  Looks quite nice. :)

16 years ago @ RV Hobby - 1984 Coleman Pop-up Ma... · 0 replies · +1 points

I believe that most of it should be applicable. 

 

16 years ago @ RV Hobby - 1982 Jamboree Fleetwoo... · 1 reply · +1 points

Mike- what is the password on your photobucket page? I want to check out those photos bro!

16 years ago @ RV Hobby - 1984 Coleman Tent Trai... · 1 reply · +1 points

Do you have an owners manual at all?  What is the size of the tent camper?

 

16 years ago @ RV Hobby - 1984 Coleman Pop-up Ma... · 0 replies · +2 points

Prolly your local RV parts store.  If you do not know of one, I shop at Al's RV.  You can call them at 866-962-5547 and ask about that part.  For me, I just re-wired the whole trailer without a harness because I wanted power & lights in all four corners of the trailer plus I added a 12V water pump.  The existing factory harness only had a conneciton for 1 light on the roof (oh, and no deep cycle battery - yeesh - it ran off the power of the towing vehicle connector).