I have used Bear Creek canvas for two replacement tops in the past. Great customer service and the product is top notch, I love the fly swatter you get with your order as well!
I was rooting for you throughout the job. I was impressed how during the tough spots you remained cool, calm and patient. It was a pleasure to watch. Keep replacing parts and you’ll have your own Ship of Theseus.
Thanks Elizabeth. I like challenging myself with new projects and I'm not afraid to show where I struggle too. I appreciate you following along. I think it turned out really nice in the end.
@Elizabeth Jobson I was thinking the same the other day as I contemplated restoring my 1989 Coleman Chesapeake. I did not realize I was a philosopher. LOL.
Extremely helpful we were going to get rid of our camper because it was leaking . We are replacing the canvas Because you made it look so easy to replace we really enjoyed the video five ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
just to learn how much the canvas was, which you told me right away. I stayed because I learned so dang much watching the actual removal and installation. Thanks for a great video.
I just ordered though bear creek for my 90 starcraft starflyer and they had it in stock. I ordered last Monday and got it the next Friday in the height of camping season. I highly recommend them
it'd make a great present from me and my brothers to go and replace dads pop up materials on his old camper , we shared a lot of memories with that thing , crazy how expensive them kits are
I bet he would love that. It is expensive, but I'm actually surprised that's all it costs. There is a lot of material, and it must take a lot of time to sow it all together. Thanks for stopping by.
Your great. That was very educational. I like how you even left in the mishaps. And your little boy and that happy dance at the end was an epic finish. We just bought our new canvas from Bear Creek and now we wait for its arrival.
Thank you very much, I think I can, my husband can do most of it, but we’ve always done thing together, your video was very helpful to us and I’m sure to others 👍🏻👍🏻
While I don't have a camper I've got canvas on the big boat and once a year I use a light combo of Dawn and Bleach as a clean up and once dry I Armorall the entire top and compartment covers and this does a great job of waterproofing and removing stains. For such a lot of Canvas they did an excellent job....I also carry a bag of buttons and I keep those lubricated with T-9 Boeshield.....It's a Boeing Product designed to stick and lubricate joined metal surfaces on Planes....Sea Ya!!
Thanks for the input. They were really pushing not using chemicals on the canvas. Only water to clean it, otherwise it deteriorates the natural waterproofing. I have heard people say they use dawn and bleach too. I guess if its working for you, then keep doing it.
Thanks for the comment. I finished the project, used it once and sold it. It turned out real nice. I moved up to a small travel trailer that needed a little work. I guess I'm not happy unless I'm working on something.
There is a fabric shop near me that will make a new tent end for your pop up trailer. He requires the whole piece so he can fabricate a new one. One bunk end cost me $500. If you have a tent trailer make sure you fully dry your canvas before you store your camper. You did a great job. That canvas looks great.
oct 2022 it is now a 4 to 5 month wait. Update: Nov'22 we bit the bullet, Canvas Replacements, $1275, same wait time. we have a 1995 starcraft 10B. they let us know there could be an increase in price at time of shipping. Bear Creek has a 13 month wait time.
I went with Bear Creek for my 1989 Coleman Chesapeake that I bought for 500.00. I got lucky that I didn't have to send the old canvas in. I will be paying 1000.00 plus 70.00 for shipping and handling. I'll have to wait a few months as they are really back ordered, but that's ok because I enjoy fall/winter camping. In the mean time I'll keep working on the restoration of the camper. Thanks for your great videos. Really enjoy them and I'm learning a lot as this is my first camper and I'm a lady with not a lot of building experience but willing to learn.
This looks amazing! So you're saying you have to ship your existing canvas to the company making the replacement canvas - versus this being some sort of warranty replacement. Anybody ever remove the canvas and just make that back panel a window? Meaning the externior panel that folds up is just a frame for a window - no more bed. For those RVs that have that fold out back canvas bed. Not a pop up like this one.
Yes, you have to ship your old canvas in, but only if they don't have the exact template for your camper. If you want to ensure you get the right sized canvas, I would suggest sending it in. This was not a warranty replacement. I got this camper off facebook marketplace, and it had a lot of water damage from a leaking roof.
I love camping! I've also got a habit of buying campers. I'm already 2 campers past this one. I now have a small travel trailer, and love it. I appreciate you stopping by my channel.
Great vid on the buttons you need to line up were the button will go than pock a hole the material than install the button they will not cut through the material.
I'm in the Midwest as well .. way further south in the st louis area. I would suggest to anyone that does this kind of thing do it in the fall to winter. As someone who has a kind of seasonal job depending on the year (some years are 50+ every week some not so much) try to order during their slow times to keep everyone working. As well as to have your product long before everyone else as well. Everyone wins.
Thank you . I appreciate the comment. I don't pretend to be an expert. I'm just an ordinary guy trying to figure things out, and taking you along as I do it. That means seeing the mistakes along with the good stuff. Congrats on the "New Fleetwood." I'm sure you will make plenty of good memories in your new camper.
G'day from Western Australia. Great job! And an excellent instruction video. A simple and easy to follow guide to replacing the canvas on a pop up. Thank you for posting!
Great video. I ordered my canvas last month from Bear Creek Canvas. Your video did help me decide who to buy it from. Thanks. Keep up the great work & videos
Hi Rande. Just got a Viking pop up for free and researching recanvasing. Already found Bear Creek and BOOM! Found your amazingly helpful video. It’s going to be such a help when the time comes. Can’t thank you enough for your efforts to help. Regina, from the coast of Massachusetts. (and Poppy).
Very good video! I also rebuilt my roof like you but, like you, I learned from my first experience so I may redo it again. You have convinced me that replacing my canvas is the way to go. Too bad we never get what we have in it back on resell but we have the satisfaction of enjoying it.
I'm not sure if I will keep this camper or sell it, but either way I'm happy that I did the canvas. Since I bought the whole camper for only $1K, I'm sure I can get all my money back. How's your new roof holding up?
The buttons... one side has a post . You gotta poke a small hole in the fabric. Put the post through the hole then squeeze it. Otherwise, thanks for the info👍
Your welcome. I figure you clicked it for an answer, so I like to give the answer first, and if you want to know the details, you'll stick around for the rest. I appreciate the comment.
Good job on this! We bought a 2001 Coleman pop up last year that came with this exact canvas! That's one of the main reasons we bought it. It's a much better canvas than the original and comes with several window options like the screen, tint and then closing it up. We love it! Just planned all of our trips for this year! Where are you located?
you can get actual pliers made for buttons and snaps at wal mart, Michael's, hobby lobby, if you have a seamstress in the family, they probably have a pair on hand :)
Yes, you are right, which is why I switched to a hard sided travel trailer. This was my first and last pop up. It was fun while it lasted, but I don't recommend them.
After I put this canvas on, I camped in it once, sold it, and bought a small travel trailer. Best decision ever! I'd say skip the pop up and go right for a hard sided camper. I'm never going back.
We recently purchased a 94 star craft. We do vending and thought a pop up would be a great idea. 2 major storms, 1 with 90 mph winds. We had considered Beer Creek as well. Nope, definitely 1st time buyers remorse. Ours is essentially totaled unless we go through everything you did with the roof and canvas. Your videos have made me re-think junking ours. As of now still undecided 😕
I think the pup up campers are great for people that like the tent camping for the nature sounds. The closer up campers have a different feel with almost no natural light which is fine some some and not for others. Anyway thank you very much for your video!
Looked at a 90 Chesapeake, today. Canvas is quite spotty with mold looks like its been years since was opened. Only $100 for the camper, but also needs tires, theres a spot where roof looks a little damped down. Cupboards have the fake wood stickers pealing-off.. likely needs where bearings.. I do not wish to do all this work or pay to.
From my experience, you'll be able to buy a new camper after all the money you dump into some of these fixer uppers. New canvas is one thing, but if you have to redo everything, its not really worth it.
What About An 85 Jayco 806 Deluxe,Ive Got Issue At The Botton Around The Bungie That Goes Around The Pulleys Under The Bottom Of The Wings,Other Than That The Rest Is In Good Shape.Any Advise Would Be Helpful,and Thank You🙏🏼🌏❤️
It's hard to say without seeing it. I know you can order canvas for just the wings at a cheaper cost than the whole thing. Good luck, I hope you figure it out.
That's how it comes. It is bigger than most pop ups, so it is a little higher off the ground. I do like having some ground clearance with some of the "not so level" campsites I go to.
I built the new roof myself. Here is the video: ua-cam.com/video/XJBpFNsqE9A/v-deo.html I have a link to the material in the description. Thanks for watching.
i believe for 1100.00 they Shouldve Put those Button's in Cause those are a Pain in the Rump Cause without the right Tool those Buttons wont Stay Together
That's what I thought at first, but to truly get them lined up, its best to do it yourself. Now I do think they need to supply a better tool and instructions on how to do it.
@@GoMidwestFishing Watch your vid again. Lol. There is some kinda sasquatch dude hanging above your computer. Happy Thanksgiving and thanks for the intel on canvases. Luckily we managed to salvage ours...but so appreciative for vids like this.
@@krissifaith6709 Ahhhhh.... Yes, I do have a little sasquatch by my computer. It was a Christmas present. It has just become part of the landscape and I forget its there. Thanks for the laugh.
Man I hate too be honest but it looks like shit and the price from the experience I have which isn't a while lot but I have a 2k sailrite industrial sewing machine and know how to stitch, they are using some cheap ass fabric!! You get what you pay for us all I'm saying. Don't be fooled by low priced Taylor's. Stuff won't last three years I promise..
Man I hate too be honest but it looks like shit and the price from the experience I have which isn't a while lot but I have a 2k sailrite industrial sewing machine and know how to stitch, they are using some cheap ass fabric!! You get what you pay for us all I'm saying. Don't be fooled by low priced Taylor's. Stuff won't last three years I promise..
I don't know a whole lot about fabric, but it felt pretty good to me. The canvas seemed heavy duty and well stitched. If you have your own sewing machine, that's awesome. No need to pay for someone else to do it for you. I can barely sew a button on, so I was happy with the results.
This is exactly the video information I’ve been searching for!
Awesome! It was worth making the video just for that comment.
We did bear creek. Didn’t have to send old one. They had the right size. Perfect. Great fit
Glad to hear it worked out for you.
This is by far most comprehensive installation video out there
I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching.
I have used Bear Creek canvas for two replacement tops in the past. Great customer service and the product is top notch, I love the fly swatter you get with your order as well!
Fly swatter? I didn't get one one those. I'm still happy with my purchase even without one. Thanks for watching.
I was rooting for you throughout the job. I was impressed how during the tough spots you remained cool, calm and patient. It was a pleasure to watch. Keep replacing parts and you’ll have your own Ship of Theseus.
Thanks Elizabeth. I like challenging myself with new projects and I'm not afraid to show where I struggle too. I appreciate you following along. I think it turned out really nice in the end.
@@GoMidwestFishing Good Job i Have one i have one i have to Replace the Canvas on it Dosent have a Slide out like yours
@Elizabeth Jobson I was thinking the same the other day as I contemplated restoring my 1989 Coleman Chesapeake. I did not realize I was a philosopher. LOL.
Just watched this whole video and I felt like I was right there with you on the install. I think we did a pretty good job!
Haha, thanks for helping out! I can't believe you made it to the end. It was a long one, but I appreciate it.
Extremely helpful we were going to get rid of our camper because it was leaking .
We are replacing the canvas Because you made it look so easy to replace we really enjoyed the video five ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
just to learn how much the canvas was, which you told me right away. I stayed because I learned so dang much watching the actual removal and installation. Thanks for a great video.
Hi Matthew. That's exactly what I was hoping for when I made this video. I appreciate that you stuck around and watched the rest. Have a great day!
I just ordered though bear creek for my 90 starcraft starflyer and they had it in stock. I ordered last Monday and got it the next Friday in the height of camping season. I highly recommend them
Awesome. I'm glad it worked out for you. I was happy with the canvas I got too.
Your blog post about this topic is GREAT -- thank you for putting this out here!
Glad it was helpful! Its a few years old now, so prices may have changed a bit, but most of the info is still good.
it'd make a great present from me and my brothers to go and replace dads pop up materials on his old camper , we shared a lot of memories with that thing , crazy how expensive them kits are
I bet he would love that. It is expensive, but I'm actually surprised that's all it costs. There is a lot of material, and it must take a lot of time to sow it all together. Thanks for stopping by.
Awesome.....makes it look brand new!
Thanks Oscar. I was happy with the way it turned out.
Your great.
That was very educational.
I like how you even left in the mishaps.
And your little boy and that happy dance at the end was an epic finish.
We just bought our new canvas from Bear Creek and now we wait for its arrival.
Thanks so much for the comment. I hope your project goes well!
Literally I’ve been searching for a video like this
I was too, and didn't find one, so I made it myself. I appreciate the comment.
Thank you for this post, we’ve interested in replacing our canvas.
Hi Cindy. Hopefully it was helpful. It wasn't too hard. You should be able to do it. Good luck!
Thank you very much, I think I can, my husband can do most of it, but we’ve always done thing together, your video was very helpful to us and I’m sure to others 👍🏻👍🏻
While I don't have a camper I've got canvas on the big boat and once a year I use a light combo of Dawn and Bleach as a clean up and once dry I Armorall the entire top and compartment covers and this does a great job of waterproofing and removing stains. For such a lot of Canvas they did an excellent job....I also carry a bag of buttons and I keep those lubricated with T-9 Boeshield.....It's a Boeing Product designed to stick and lubricate joined metal surfaces on Planes....Sea Ya!!
Thanks for the input. They were really pushing not using chemicals on the canvas. Only water to clean it, otherwise it deteriorates the natural waterproofing. I have heard people say they use dawn and bleach too. I guess if its working for you, then keep doing it.
@41:30 Lol dog doing its business. Great work, looks much easier than I thought. You have a real nice set up now.
Thanks for the comment. I finished the project, used it once and sold it. It turned out real nice. I moved up to a small travel trailer that needed a little work. I guess I'm not happy unless I'm working on something.
LOL..
There is a fabric shop near me that will make a new tent end for your pop up trailer. He requires the whole piece so he can fabricate a new one. One bunk end cost me $500. If you have a tent trailer make sure you fully dry your canvas before you store your camper. You did a great job. That canvas looks great.
I appreciate the comment. $500 sounds about right. At first I was just going to replace the bunk ends, but then just went for the whole thing.
You can replace the entire thing for about 1000$
oct 2022 it is now a 4 to 5 month wait. Update: Nov'22 we bit the bullet, Canvas Replacements, $1275, same wait time. we have a 1995 starcraft 10B. they let us know there could be an increase in price at time of shipping. Bear Creek has a 13 month wait time.
A lot has changed since I made this video. I guess its just normal life now. Thanks for the updated info.
Very helpful. Thank you for doing this.
Kudos to you, that was quite a puzzle to figure out. It looks very nice.
Thanks Sherry. It feels like a new camper when its done. Well worth the effort.
I went with Bear Creek for my 1989 Coleman Chesapeake that I bought for 500.00. I got lucky that I didn't have to send the old canvas in. I will be paying 1000.00 plus 70.00 for shipping and handling. I'll have to wait a few months as they are really back ordered, but that's ok because I enjoy fall/winter camping. In the mean time I'll keep working on the restoration of the camper. Thanks for your great videos. Really enjoy them and I'm learning a lot as this is my first camper and I'm a lady with not a lot of building experience but willing to learn.
I'm glad it helped. Its amazing what a new canvas will do. It feels like anew camper. You're going to really enjoy it!
This looks amazing! So you're saying you have to ship your existing canvas to the company making the replacement canvas - versus this being some sort of warranty replacement. Anybody ever remove the canvas and just make that back panel a window? Meaning the externior panel that folds up is just a frame for a window - no more bed. For those RVs that have that fold out back canvas bed. Not a pop up like this one.
Yes, you have to ship your old canvas in, but only if they don't have the exact template for your camper. If you want to ensure you get the right sized canvas, I would suggest sending it in. This was not a warranty replacement. I got this camper off facebook marketplace, and it had a lot of water damage from a leaking roof.
Nice job Great video. Happy camping
Doing my roof this fall and my canvas next fall. My wife already redid the interior.
I hope all goes well!
Thank you for take us through the process.
Thanks for watching. I hope it helped.
Looks fantastic! You did a great job. I hope you enjoy camping.
I love camping! I've also got a habit of buying campers. I'm already 2 campers past this one. I now have a small travel trailer, and love it. I appreciate you stopping by my channel.
Great video. This is what I needed to see. Thank you!
Hi Phillip. I hope it helped. Thanks for watching.
Great Video, looking to replace inteior roof...looking for your video
Great vid on the buttons you need to line up were the button will go than pock a hole the material than install the button they will not cut through the material.
Thanks for the tip. That was the one thing I just couldn't figure out.
I'm in the Midwest as well .. way further south in the st louis area. I would suggest to anyone that does this kind of thing do it in the fall to winter. As someone who has a kind of seasonal job depending on the year (some years are 50+ every week some not so much) try to order during their slow times to keep everyone working. As well as to have your product long before everyone else as well. Everyone wins.
That's right. You definitely need to plan ahead when doing this.
I love how you keep it so real. We are "new to us" 1998 Coleman Fleetwood sante fe pop up. Your videos are so very helpful
Thank you . I appreciate the comment. I don't pretend to be an expert. I'm just an ordinary guy trying to figure things out, and taking you along as I do it. That means seeing the mistakes along with the good stuff. Congrats on the "New Fleetwood." I'm sure you will make plenty of good memories in your new camper.
@@GoMidwestFishing motivated me to pull off our canvas to clean it better.
G'day from Western Australia. Great job! And an excellent instruction video. A simple and easy to follow guide to replacing the canvas on a pop up. Thank you for posting!
Great video. I ordered my canvas last month from Bear Creek Canvas. Your video did help me decide who to buy it from. Thanks. Keep up the great work & videos
Good luck with the canvas! I was really happy with my canvas from Bear Creek. It was very well made.
Hi Rande. Just got a Viking pop up for free and researching recanvasing. Already found Bear Creek and BOOM! Found your amazingly helpful video. It’s going to be such a help when the time comes. Can’t thank you enough for your efforts to help. Regina, from the coast of Massachusetts. (and Poppy).
Hi Regina. I'm so glad it helped. Good luck with your camper!
It looks nice and you don’t need no stinking buttons. Enjoy your adventures.
Those dang buttons! One of the few projects that got the better of me.
Very good video! I also rebuilt my roof like you but, like you, I learned from my first experience so I may redo it again. You have convinced me that replacing my canvas is the way to go. Too bad we never get what we have in it back on resell but we have the satisfaction of enjoying it.
I'm not sure if I will keep this camper or sell it, but either way I'm happy that I did the canvas. Since I bought the whole camper for only $1K, I'm sure I can get all my money back. How's your new roof holding up?
With the covid camping craze. You could probably ask 6k for that baby. Very nice job Mann I’m super jealous.
Great job my man! This takes some knowledge and patience, I can see You have both!!
Its not too hard, but definitely takes some patience. Thanks for watching.
Let’s get right to it! 🙌🏾👏🏾👏🏾
No need to beat around the bush. I try to give the good info right up front.
Looks good, the grey makes it.
I was a little worried about the color, but I think it looks great! Thanks for the comment.
Fabulous video! Thank you! It's JUST what I was looking for!
You are so welcome!
might have to watch this in a couple parts
Yeah, its another long one. Its more of a tutorial for those wanting to do this project themselves. I won't feel bad if you don't watch it.
Thanks for the straight out info man
Its a long video, so I tried to give the good info up front. I appreciate the comment.
The buttons... one side has a post . You gotta poke a small hole in the fabric. Put the post through the hole then squeeze it.
Otherwise, thanks for the info👍
Thanks for the info!
Very cool video my friend 👍👍
Thanks John
The dog in the back lol.
That's not the first time he has photo bombed my videos.
awesome video
Glad yo enjoyed it.
At canvas replacements you need to click on details to understand the full process. You need to follow a similar process with both CR and Bear Creek.
Hi Pizza Magee. Thanks for the info.
Thumbs up right off the bat for getting down to the nitty gritty.
Your welcome. I figure you clicked it for an answer, so I like to give the answer first, and if you want to know the details, you'll stick around for the rest. I appreciate the comment.
@@GoMidwestFishing watched it start to finish. I'm looking right now to replace the one on our 2002 Flagstaff.
@@kenworthNH Good luck on the replacement. It will feel like a new camper!
Very informative. Thanks for taking the time to share the information.
I'm glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching, and for the kind comment.
Great video, thank you!
My pleasure!
Nice work, looks amazing
Thanks. I appreciate the comment
Great video. Looks so much better. Have you been in the rain yet?
Good job on this! We bought a 2001 Coleman pop up last year that came with this exact canvas! That's one of the main reasons we bought it. It's a much better canvas than the original and comes with several window options like the screen, tint and then closing it up. We love it! Just planned all of our trips for this year! Where are you located?
Hey Ryan. Very cool! They definitely make a quality canvas. Thanks for the comment.
thats a huge popup!
I know! I loved how much room there was in it. It even has full size appliances that don't need to fold down for towing. Thanks for watching.
Nice video!! Very informative good job.
Glad you liked it!
Thank you so much for your video’s
You are so welcome! I appreciate your support.
Vice grips work better for installing the snaps.
I figure there has to be an easier way to install those snaps. I thought it was going to be so easy! Guess not. Thanks for watching Harry.
you can get actual pliers made for buttons and snaps at wal mart, Michael's, hobby lobby, if you have a seamstress in the family, they probably have a pair on hand :)
That sounds like a much better idea. I will do that. Thanks for the info.
They are called Heavy Duty Snap Pliers and you get get them for about $20. Great job on the installation!
Hey i was #1000 like =) awsome video man
Thanks for stopping by. I'm glad it helped. This was a couple years ago, so prices may have gone up.
To redo the entire canvas on a camper that size in Australia would be 5-7000 Australian dollars or in US 3-4000 if not more
Dang, that's more than I paid for this camper. This was a few years ago, so I'm sure the price went up since then.
excellent info! subscribed
Welcome aboard!
Can you tell me where you got your appliances from?
Stove top with oven and microwave?
Gracias buen trabajo 😊
Thanks for watching.
Pooping dog at 41:30 😂
That's funny! I didn't even see that. I'm just happy you watched that far into the video.
Honestly looks like it would still leak and get full of bugs, but a job well done!
Yes, you are right, which is why I switched to a hard sided travel trailer. This was my first and last pop up. It was fun while it lasted, but I don't recommend them.
Very good content..... Keep on
Thanks a lot
Where did you get your stove and oven combo from?
This makes me think a hard shelled camper might be the way to go.
After I put this canvas on, I camped in it once, sold it, and bought a small travel trailer. Best decision ever! I'd say skip the pop up and go right for a hard sided camper. I'm never going back.
We recently purchased a 94 star craft. We do vending and thought a pop up would be a great idea. 2 major storms, 1 with 90 mph winds. We had considered Beer Creek as well. Nope, definitely 1st time buyers remorse. Ours is essentially totaled unless we go through everything you did with the roof and canvas. Your videos have made me re-think junking ours. As of now still undecided 😕
I think the pup up campers are great for people that like the tent camping for the nature sounds. The closer up campers have a different feel with almost no natural light which is fine some some and not for others. Anyway thank you very much for your video!
Looked at a 90 Chesapeake, today. Canvas is quite spotty with mold looks like its been years since was opened. Only $100 for the camper, but also needs tires, theres a spot where roof looks a little damped down. Cupboards have the fake wood stickers pealing-off.. likely needs where bearings.. I do not wish to do all this work or pay to.
From my experience, you'll be able to buy a new camper after all the money you dump into some of these fixer uppers. New canvas is one thing, but if you have to redo everything, its not really worth it.
That Gray does not look bad at all
Hi Art. I was very happy with the color after it was all done. Its hard to know until you actually see it. Thanks for stopping by.
What About An 85 Jayco 806 Deluxe,Ive Got Issue At The Botton Around The Bungie That Goes Around The Pulleys Under The Bottom Of The Wings,Other Than That The Rest Is In Good Shape.Any Advise Would Be Helpful,and Thank You🙏🏼🌏❤️
It's hard to say without seeing it. I know you can order canvas for just the wings at a cheaper cost than the whole thing. Good luck, I hope you figure it out.
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Take a bar of soap and run up and down the zippers. this will lube them and make it easier. Old Jeep trick.
I have heard of that before. It s a great tip. I will do that.
Did you lift you pop up trailer? Looks high and and good ground clearance. My Niagara look to low.
That's how it comes. It is bigger than most pop ups, so it is a little higher off the ground. I do like having some ground clearance with some of the "not so level" campsites I go to.
Can you post a link to the source of your replacement camper roof?
I built the new roof myself. Here is the video: ua-cam.com/video/XJBpFNsqE9A/v-deo.html I have a link to the material in the description. Thanks for watching.
Bigfoot,Yes!
It looks like you replaced you're roof side panels. Mine were just particle board. They got wet and started to swell.
Yes I did. Actually, I built an entire new roof. See that video here: ua-cam.com/video/XJBpFNsqE9A/v-deo.html Thanks for watching.
@@GoMidwestFishing Great video, love the detailed style.
Sometimes this goes easy and sometimes it will fight every step of the way..🇺🇸🤠
It was a pretty easy process, but I did make a few mistakes along the way. Thanks for watching.
How do i Find the Link To The Video Where You Built The Roof For You Pop Up
Its in the description, or just use this link:ua-cam.com/video/XJBpFNsqE9A/v-deo.html
Where do i Find The Video on Where you Built ur Roof
Here you go: ua-cam.com/video/XJBpFNsqE9A/v-deo.html
i believe for 1100.00 they Shouldve Put those Button's in Cause those are a Pain in the Rump Cause without the right Tool those Buttons wont Stay Together
That's what I thought at first, but to truly get them lined up, its best to do it yourself. Now I do think they need to supply a better tool and instructions on how to do it.
If you didn't do something wrong, it is because you didn't do anything.😉👍
Exactly! I think its important for people to learn from my mistakes. Thanks for watching!
Like#10hi..new friend here...i 'll support tobyour channel..thanks..
Thanks and welcome
no camper, but thanks anyway, Midwest!
One of these days I will make a video that pertains to you. I take suggestions if you want to throw some out there.
@@GoMidwestFishing ? Why me?
I may be shutting down the channel, Midwest, thanks, but you should find someone more deserving.
@@josztroutfishingdiary7350 I'm sad to hear that. It's been fun getting to know you. Hopefully We'll talk in the future.
@@josztroutfishingdiary7350 Because you have been very supportive of my channel, and I enjoy talking with you.
It was probably the 10 lbs of tape you put on that box. Lmao. Jk.
Haha, you can never use enough tape.
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I dunno how to tell you this but you have a sasquatch in your office.
I have no idea what this comment is about, but it did make me laugh.
@@GoMidwestFishing Watch your vid again. Lol. There is some kinda sasquatch dude hanging above your computer. Happy Thanksgiving and thanks for the intel on canvases. Luckily we managed to salvage ours...but so appreciative for vids like this.
@@krissifaith6709 Ahhhhh.... Yes, I do have a little sasquatch by my computer. It was a Christmas present. It has just become part of the landscape and I forget its there. Thanks for the laugh.
Man I hate too be honest but it looks like shit and the price from the experience I have which isn't a while lot but I have a 2k sailrite industrial sewing machine and know how to stitch, they are using some cheap ass fabric!! You get what you pay for us all I'm saying. Don't be fooled by low priced Taylor's. Stuff won't last three years I promise..
To redo the entire canvas on a camper that size in Australia would be 5-7000 Australian dollars or in US 3-4000 if not more
Man I hate too be honest but it looks like shit and the price from the experience I have which isn't a while lot but I have a 2k sailrite industrial sewing machine and know how to stitch, they are using some cheap ass fabric!! You get what you pay for us all I'm saying. Don't be fooled by low priced Taylor's. Stuff won't last three years I promise..
I don't know a whole lot about fabric, but it felt pretty good to me. The canvas seemed heavy duty and well stitched. If you have your own sewing machine, that's awesome. No need to pay for someone else to do it for you. I can barely sew a button on, so I was happy with the results.