My Trillium Fix | E6: cleaning jalousie windows | similar to Scamp & Casita Fiberglass RV trailers

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  • Опубліковано 8 тра 2022
  • 1979 Trillium 1300 Restoration Project (Trillium's are similar to other small fiberglass RV camper trailers such as Scamp, Casita, Boler, Happier Camper, etc).
    In this episode, we clean and restore the jalousie windows!

КОМЕНТАРІ • 23

  • @HigginsCaleb
    @HigginsCaleb 11 місяців тому

    Thank you so much for this video.

  • @ramonalee392
    @ramonalee392 2 роки тому +2

    Man, such detailed work, I might just try and contract this part out!! Thanks for the details

  • @user-vj9fz1uf5f
    @user-vj9fz1uf5f Рік тому

    Loved the video. Very informational and gave me some confidence to tackle our trillium’s windows. Thank you!

  • @caroleholla8613
    @caroleholla8613 Рік тому

    the drummel is a game changer. Thank-you great video.

  • @campervintagex2
    @campervintagex2 2 роки тому +2

    Great info 👍 thank you for sharing. We have several of these windows that we need to get started restoring soon. We’ll definitely be using your tips and tool recommendations.

  • @patriciawalton9991
    @patriciawalton9991 Рік тому

    Wow!
    Thank you so very much for the detailed information and tips. I recently bought a 1961 New Moon trailer and really want to restore the windows. ( They are a mess!) Your suggestions have made me feel that I’ll be able to find the old gaskets and parts to bring them back to life.
    Thank you!

  • @leoparadis8036
    @leoparadis8036 2 роки тому +1

    Thanks, great work on the Windows and the videos. We have a 1981 trillium. We had it since 1993 but haven't used it in a decade. We have just retired and one of my projects is to restore this trailer. I will need to do some fibreglass repair ( heavy branch landed on the roof and did some damage..). I was dreading what to do about the Windows but now feel confident we can tackle them too. Thanks again. Leo

  • @AM-ou1wt
    @AM-ou1wt Рік тому

    Thank you! What an extensive job this is. We are undertaking now.

  • @florencelemoine2469
    @florencelemoine2469 11 місяців тому

    Thank you for sharing this great information. I'm at my 3rd window and I have to take down the ones I thought I had done and redo them properly. We're remodeling an Aristocrat Classic, it's quite big, lots of windows

  • @adsummer07
    @adsummer07 2 місяці тому

    Will you be doing more Trillium restoration videos? They've been really helpful.

  • @billyjacksimmons9947
    @billyjacksimmons9947 Рік тому

    Thanks! you've shown me how to start.

  • @michaelstrong1364
    @michaelstrong1364 Рік тому +1

    Great video. I appreciate you sharing the learning process that you went through to get to the point where the restoration job became easier. I must say though how do people work with the imperial measurement system? 3/32nd of an inch for the seals? I could never find that on a ruler but I can find 2.4 mm....

    • @CampBoulder
      @CampBoulder  Рік тому

      I often wish the USA would switch systems, too!

  • @tedkereluk5028
    @tedkereluk5028 7 місяців тому

    Screws were hard enough to get without Locktite, I'd put antiseize on the screws.

  • @thejourneymen7722
    @thejourneymen7722 Рік тому +1

    I found aluminum brightener then go back over it with an SOS pad to be most effective with the least effort.

    • @CampBoulder
      @CampBoulder  Рік тому

      Glad you found something that works!

  • @ramonalee392
    @ramonalee392 2 роки тому

    What about straightening out the aluminum frames? I find that the PO over tightened the screws and the frames are a bit warped. Any specific suggestions? I will be trying to use a vice I think….

    • @CampBoulder
      @CampBoulder  Рік тому

      I would probably try putting them in a vice, too.

  • @ramonalee392
    @ramonalee392 2 роки тому

    Now that u have the experience would it be worthwhile to send those windows away to get redone with new seals etc.

    • @CampBoulder
      @CampBoulder  2 роки тому +3

      I’m committed to doing as much of it by myself as I can - simply because I enjoy learning how to do it. I’m also hoping to generate income from it (first by renting it out for a few seasons, then I’ll likely sell it some day). So the less money I put in means more money in my pocket later.

  • @4486xxdawson
    @4486xxdawson 7 місяців тому

    Lol lets clean camper parts on our granite counter tops ,,, must be nice to be rich enough to use your hi end counter as a work bench wow , here i am in the back yard cooking in the sun and this guy does it in his kitchen ,,,WD-40 all over the counter ,,,,,hey honey whats that taste ,,,,,ahh little W D never killed anyone ,,!,,did it ?