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By tough application, I just mean its fussier to roll it on than regular paint or primer. It is however, totally worth the struggle..

I got the textured deckover, and it goes on really thick.. a bit of a tough application. The weather turned before i had a chance to put a second coat on, so I only have 1 coat. It seems totally bomb proof and waterproof with just the 1 coat. So far, i think its amazing.. and its seen HARD bc...

Sleeping space is going to end up being about 4'8" wide and a full 6'2" tall - which will be quite an improvement over the 3' x 5'8" we were doing before in the back of my dodge on a piece of plywood LOL

If your refiller isn't happy just peel the damn plastidip right off in front of him and watch his eyes bug out of his head!

She is starting to take shape now!

With the full size spare, propane tank and batteries all going up front I am quite sure that is where we will end up.. plus with the main door being in front of the axle that is where the gear will be loaded as well. If we end up too much forward with all the wood etc installed, the Propane and...

Doug and Taylor handled the big welds on the frame.. Starting to look really solid to me :elkgrin: (The frame is on top of another trailer.. so it takes a little focus to see this beauty) And, the axle is attached:

Then, spend a few hours buying all the trailer parts and head over to Dougs to start offering everything up and measure and cut the main frame..

Step 1 - Find some wheels and tires that basically match your truck. Step 2 - Paint em! Step 3 - see if they match now

Hi Everyone. Long time reader first time poster! Just want to say there is some INCREDIBLE talent on here, and some great ideas.. I am not the most capable builder myself, but am always up for a challenge but knew I would need someone more experienced to make this happen.. Have been thinking...