Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Has any one done this? One of my friends has a shop that does this and I think i can get him to do it for $150. I think it would to hold up great!!!

Here we go again...

Kirk, do a search.

kirkman wrote:Has any one done this? One of my friends has a shop that does this and I think i can get him to do it for $150. I think it would to hold up great!!!

I used something called Durabak(same concept) and I personally think it turned out good and real easy to apply. Just got done with it so I can't say anything about durability, but I don't think I have anything to worry about for a long time. Check out my album for pictures.

Sorry! I forgot to search! I am new here I did not know this topic has bin probably bin beaten to death before!

Kirkman,

Its okay to ask, Ira asks the same question everyother week! LOL, your are cool, ask all the questions you want, and don't forget to put in your two cents with.

John

jdarkoregon wrote:Kirkman,

Its okay to ask, Ira asks the same question every other week! LOL, your are cool, ask all the questions you want, and don't forget to put in your two cents with.

John

I see someone has been reading the back pages. Ask away Kirkman. Somewhere around here there is a picture of a dark Grey teardrop on the salt flats that was done in garage floor paint. Don't know if it is the same kind.

Some advice: Paint before you put the walls vertical. Then touch up. Save enough for the doors (and some extra).

[quote="Miriam C]
Some advice: Paint before you put the walls vertical. Then touch up. Save enough for the doors (and some extra). [/quote]

now you tell us I'm in the middle of painting

I'm sorry, Kirk--didn't mean anything by it!

It's just that some topics DO come up all the time, and this one was covered yet again just a few weeks ago.

Main thing is, if you have a friend that will do the entire TD for just $150, it's WELL worth it. Most people stay away from it because it's expensive.

Thanks guys I love this sight! You are all great People!