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| Peggy Sue the pop-up remodeled! |
Pop Up Remodel
In 2016, we purchased Peggy Sue, our 2001 Jayco Qwest Pop Up Camper. Over two years, we remodeled our pop up camper. To see the finished project, you can see everything in Pop Up Camper Reveal Post. To help you keep up with all of the expenses as you remodel your camper, check out my Pop Up Camper Remodel Planning Sheet.
Below are some of the products that I used to help us remodel Peggy Sue during our process.
Coleman Mach 10
303 Fabric Guard
303 Mold and Mildew Cleaner
Wall Mount Glide Tape
Sew In Glide Tape
Elastic Sew-In Carrier
Cotton Piping
Upholstery Zipper
White Grey Marble Gloss Vinyl Film Contact Paper
Flexible Smoothing Tool
Band-It Edge Trimmer
PVC T-Moulding
Beach Wood Self Adhesive
InstaTrim
Classic Brands Memory Foam Sofa Replacement Mattress
Marine Canvas Cover Repair Kit
Speedy Stitcher Sewing Awl
White Eternabond
Kool Seal Roof Sealant
Dicor Self Leveling Lap Sealant
City Water Inlet
30 Amp Electric Hatch
Gray Water Outlet
Dicor Butyl Tape
Geocel Pro Flex White
Cabinet Catch and Strike
Camper Table Pedestal
Round Table Base
Jayco/Starcraft Screen Door Pegs
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Hi Grace. I've been getting quite a bit out of your blog posts. I'm wondering...did you actually install that Coleman Mach 10 AC unit on your pop up when you had it? I see it listed here in the products that you used, but I don't see any mention of installing it. That's a pretty significant install! ;-)
ReplyDeleteHi Tim! Great question! Yes. We did not install that unit ourselves. We actually paid the dealer to do it. You can find out more in a blog post about that. Thanks for asking and ask any additional questions you may have.
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Hi Grace, I am looking at your blog. This beautiful Jayco Qwest pop up. I'm about to buy a very similar (used) these days but 2 or 3 small holes in the tent scare me. Do you recommend a repair kit? the holes are exactly located at the top of the tent near the roof. That part of the tent is canvas. Thank you very much!!!! Regards.
ReplyDeleteI do recommend using a repair kit. Be very careful with this work and job because if these are small holes, you don't want to make them worse. And you want to inspect for signs of dry rot. Because if this is starting you will end up replacing the whole canvas. Take your time and repair slowly so that you get it done without making holes that will leak water when you repair.
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