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My camper strip-rebuild / homebrew so far..


How it started out...










Then I started stripping down the old interior








The big fibreglass partition wall was removed..


the fridge when I picked it up


After, with a clean and lick of paint.


Kitchen was then re-insulated.


more old loft insulation found...


and replaced....


fridge fitted.


Kitchen started....


front end stripped


sprayed and refitted.


12v Wiring loom fitted..


New Mains lights and 12v lights fitted.


cupboards fronts now taking shape...







Need to just cut the doors out, and then make the doors., and trim them up.

then nice new flooring tiles in there andnew curtains..

Got the worktop mocked up ready for the sink and hob to be fitted.

Looking good so far ,what colour are you going to trim it out in.... Mark

far im thinking white ash cupboards, black granite look worktop. and not sure about the floor yet.

the beter half is making me some gingham curtains. Not sure about the cushions yet


then its off for a re-spray soon.

Wow, really nice.

Thanks

Cant wait to finish it now

How did you get the inside of your old fridge so"WHITE"... Mark

Great work look forward to seeing the next set of photos.

looking cool m8 wish i`d know you were so good at cupboard building you could have done mine

A dam fine job you are doing

Looking good.

Always good to see rebuild / renovation pics.

Tony

p.s. what sort of paint did you do the inside of the fridge with?

looking great pal

Always seems to take longer than you plan but at least doing it youself means you get it the way you want . Took me ages and, don't know about you, somedays I just kept running out of patience as some parts seem to take forever. You will be chuffed when its done and it will look so much better. Keep up the good work.............

Thanks for all the positive comments guys! Its really inspiring

As for the fridge, it was cleaned really well, and I used a gloss plasticote from B&Q £5. ish per tin, and done the lot with one tin

The shelves were in a right state, the chrome was flaking off. I had a friend shot blast the bulk of it off, and then finished it of with many hours and wire wool. Sprayed these up the with the same plasticote paint.

The beauty of it is that its a thick paint, so it covered the pitting in the metal really well.

umgum wrote:looking cool m8 wish i`d know you were so good at cupboard building you could have done mine

Never done it before buddy, just giving it a go!


One thing I will say is measure twice, cut once, but.... before you cut, check and measure again!

i am absolutely useless at woodwork