Prep and Stencil Weeding
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Inside The Most Expensive RV Paint Job In The World! Prevost Liberty Coach (2.6 Million Dollar RV)
What happens here
When a new Prevost coach arrives at the shop for painting, it is still in its stripped-down form. It is driven from the factory with a protective shield (cardboard/plastic) on the front to prevent damage during transit. The presenter highlights the contrast in driving an empty bus versus a fully furnished one, noting the difference in weight and handling. The immense effort required for the detailed stenciling process is emphasized; each intricate design has to be precisely cut and 'weeded out' (removing excess material) before it can be applied to the bus as a paint mask. This prep work alone demands significant time and effort from skilled professionals.
Goal: Prepare the Prevost bus and intricate stencils for custom painting.
Tools and materials
- Cutting Plotter — Precisely cutting vinyl stencils
- Protective Shield — Protecting the front of the bus during transit
- Weeding Tools — Removing excess vinyl from cut stencils
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