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RV RENOVATION TIPS & BUDGET

RV Renovation Tour:    • RENOVATED RV TOUR - Before and After   RV Renovation Vlog:    • RV RENOVATION - 2 months of work in 7...   How much does it cost to renovate an RV? We spent very close to $2,500 when it was all said and done. Furniture ($500 + $160 + $200+$100)= $960 How awesome is it that a Ikea opened in Fishers right when we were doing this? We spent Friheten couch is $600 onlinenow, but we got it for $500 Eket Sliding Cabinet drawers $90 +10 +10. On to pof two eket cabinet with door ($25 each) Norden Gateleg Table $200 We also picked up our comforters and some blankets here at another $100 Blinds ($200 +$100)= $300 Select Blinds $194.47 for custom color and size. These were something that I was adamant about so it would be banging around in back while driving. I’ve driven plumbing truck long enough to know. $100 for fabric for new drapes for front and smaller windows. Of course, my mom and aunt helping us with the sewing is priceless. Thanks Donna and MOM! Look this is them helping….and then they’re gonna see themselves in the video and be like “Why am I in these videos again? Hardware ($80) With so many cabinets and drawers, replacing hardware adds up quick. It was super tough to find hardware that matched the pre drilled holes and hinge offsets. We had to buy quite a few different pieces at physical hardware stores. For handles, we did find some on amazon ultimately that were cheap but hinges all came from Lowes so the offset was right. Paint and paint stuff ($180) While this wasn’t the most expensive part of the renovation, labor wise it sure was. If we can offer some advice here- don’t cheap out in this area. Buy the right TSP cleaner for the walls. Gripper Primer works really well. Buy expensive paint so that you don’t have to do so many coats. Finally, use acrylic sealer on all cabinets or the paint is going to be chipped off before you even know it. Google mountain modern life how to paint RV for a step by step on the process. These guys have a beautiful RV, know what they’re doing, and know that the rest of the RV renovation community shamelessly steals inspiration from them. Thanks guys! CounterTop Paint ($50) You can find countertop painting kits on Amazon that will give you MORE than enough to do all the surfaces in your RV. Random wood accents ($190) We ended up buying 1 sheet of beadboard for bathroom 2 sheets of faux pallet board for headboard and kitchen accent. (Sheets are only $30-$40 Lots of new trim to replace old beat up stuff. Finally, pine that was painted to look reclaimed from Lowes. All this was much cheaper than going with the stickwood method. That would have been faster but stupid expensive. TILE ($100) All of the subway tiling cost less than $100 all supplies included We bought individual pieces and this was the first tile job I ever did. Trust me- I thought there was no way that the tile wasn’t going to crack and fall off the wall but 20,000 miles later and she was as good as the day I put her up. If you’ve never tiled before don’t be afraid- I mean, tiling a car. How bad of a job can it turn out to be? Carpet Cleaning ($120) Make sure to ask your guy to clean the roof! Ours looked much better afterward Faucets and sinks ($200) This was two new faucets, one new sink, and some plumbing adapter stuff. If you’re getting into this, it can sometimes be a pain in the butt to hook your standard residential kitchen faucet to existing RV lines. Expect a few trips to the hardware store to get the right adapters. Miscellaneous ($300) Of course, there are a million tiny things that all add up quick- throw pillows, caulk, LED light bulbs, small screws, fasteners, etc., mirrors. The most important takeaway is that no matter how much planning you put into this remodel before you attempt, you’re going to go over budget! How fun is that! Shower You can upgrade shower so that you don’t have an old Nintendo white thing going on. We’ve seen some really cool updates but at the end of the day this was getting way too expensive and time consuming so we skipped. Never regretted it. Labor The final caveat is that we’re not counting any labor costs. The renovation took us SO long to do with about 70% of the time spent on painting. ------ TRIPPED TRAVEL GEAR: Products made by Tim and Fin. High quality travel gear without the name brand price. TRIPPED Packing Cubes: https://amzn.to/36HLMv2 TRIPPED Backpack: https://amzn.to/2tyrbug ----------------- MAKE VIDEOS LIKE US: Fin takes you behind the scenes to edit (and get 50% off): http://bit.ly/imovieecourse The music we used in this episode. Try free for 30 days: http://bit.ly/timfinepidemic ----------- LET'S BE FRIENDS: BLOG: http://bit.ly/timandfin INSTAGRAM: http://bit.ly/timfininsta FACEBOOK: http://bit.ly/timfinfb