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Mask RV Interior and Spray Primer on Frames

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Remodeling a Camper Trailer on the budget

What happens here

After the cabinet doors are primed, the RV interior is prepared for priming the cabinet frames. All surrounding surfaces not to be painted are meticulously masked off using kraft paper and painter's tape, ensuring only the wooden frames are exposed. The presenter then uses the HVLP spray gun to apply a coat of primer to all exposed cabinet frames inside the RV. This is done to provide a consistent, durable base for the final paint application and to prevent scratching.

Goal: The RV interior is meticulously masked with paper and painter's tape, and the cabinet frames are sprayed with primer.

Tools and materials

  • HVLP Spray Gun
  • Kraft Paper
  • Painter's Tape
  • Respirator
  • Kilz 3 Premium Water-based Primer

What they say

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[Music] all right all right it is the next day everything is dry the primer is ready now what we got to do now is add the primer to the face frames in the camper they're all like uh like a vinyl kind of covering it's it's interesting it looks like wood obviously and it's the worst i hate when they put a sticker to make it look like wood anywho we're going to go in the trailer i'm going to start masking everything off and then that will shoot some primer on it so uh let's let's do that the reason we want to do primer is because it's so smooth and that when you put paint even the paint that has primer as well it's really easy to scratch off so we're just going to give it the most most opportunity for success [Music] [Applause] [Music] the primer is on everything's on um and uh now i'm gonna let it cure overnight it's a lot of masking i'll tell you this especially the kitchen one bite at a time that's how you need an elephant all right so everything has dried overnight the primer i'm gonna be laying down the paint uh the product that i'm using very important don't use just regular latex paint stuff will come off fairly easy and i can't really work with oil-based paints here though it's really durable so i found the best of both worlds this is an emerald acrylic alkyd what's the best way it was described to me it's it's diluted or you can dilute it or thin it out with water which is like a

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