In a previous post we outlined how we removed the decals from our 2007 KZ Frontier camper. It was a vast improvement over the faded and cracked decals but still has some spots where we could see ghosting on the hitch end that you see below. We pulled out the orbital polisher and oxidation remover for…
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Decal Removal
Read moreThe outside of our fiberglass camper has never been much to look at. White with faded and cracked silver, green, and blue vinyl decals. We recently resealed our roof and while checking the outside seals we noticed that not only did the vinyl look bad, it was holding water in some places. We’ve considered removing…
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Rusty Fridge No More
Read moreOur camper fridge and freezer cool well enough. However, it had some seriously rusty stains that grossed me out. I pulled the racks and drawer out and soaked them for several hours in a bath of baking soda and vinegar to help loosen up any grease and debri. After giving them a good scrubbing with…
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Household Items
Read moreBecause we have four people living in a small travel trailer for up to three weeks at a time, space is a constant battle. Especially with two little girls that have occasionally hoarding tendencies. Fortunately there are a ton of compact and often collapsible alternatives to the everyday items we use. Click the item names…
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Demo, Cleaning, and Patching
Read moreWhen we purchased the camper our city was recovering from hurricane Irma, our oldest had just started an intensive middle school fundamental gifted program, and I was still getting used to transferring schools. This meant progress on the camper would be slow and sporadically placed between kid’s assignments and lesson planning. Before cleaning I removed the…