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I think I should get the correct undercoat for the bottom section of the caravan. I'm hoping I can get away with less paint than the top coat.
$20.13
This is for the bottom part of the outside. I was thinking of sticking with the same paint brand as the roof, but a lot of advice I've been given is to use boat paint... International looks great, but Altex is a little more affordable. Still not sure what colour I'll use. I wanted a dark grey for the bottom part, but the colours are limited. Apparently this will give a high gloss enamel finish and I'm keen to try this brush technique viewers have mentioned!
$116.61
I’d love to make it to the Art Show in Sydney and meet as many of my viewers as possible. My thinking is to be at the show all day on the Saturday the 23rd of March and then have a meet-up at a nearby restaurant afterwards. I’ve guessed how much it will cost me to come and have split the cost by 10. Really would love to come along.
$1.00
Gone for a silver one to match the rest of the exterior!
$50.33
Cloth nappies have been highly recommended by my friends who have babies and this is the other brand a friend loved. I honestly don't know which to go for, so thought I'd try both!
https://bearandmoo.co.nz/collections/cloth-nappies-osfm
$14.00
Starting to think more about the electrics! This will be by the door to sort out this side of the caravan. Burnsco: Fuse holder suitable for DC circuits.
$26.98
A 12v light switch for by the door. This will control the outside light and the 'dining room' light. One of my pet pevs with my current caravan is coming in at night and reaching up to the base of the main light, attempting to find the tiny switch in the dark.
$20.24
I've had my heart set on black guttering, but it took me a while to find an affordable option. I think it will work really well against the warm wood and dark window/door frame.
$40.00
To keep the hatches open or closed... would be nice to have them not slam in the wind!
$13.37
We'll over-all get 18 of these recycled utility clad with grooves made from NZ pine. I'm going for a cheaper and quick skinning option for the cabin.
$65.00
Paint Stripper for external sides of caravan. From Bunnings.
$34.95
I was just in hardware store where I can get a staff discount and saw this paint. In my last video, I asked what paint I should use and this was the main answer in the comments!
www.youtube.com/osght3r7w4tiuwehoe
$49.50
There is some interior wood that could become a problem in the future. Sound like I could use this product to stop the wood from disintegrating! It says: epoxy based material that is best suited as a wood saturation system to help harden, densify and seal out moisture.
$34.09
A few of you showed sympathy towards Hayden and the zillion nails to put into the cabin build! He's put this as the nail gun he's want to use to complete all the future projects🤷♀️
$50.00
A few baby items still to buy... I'm a bit worried that the baby will be a bit cold over winter, so keen on a few merino items.
$22.00
I'm about to start painting the roof! I think the best option for me is to use a roller??
$21.67
Talking to Burnsco, this is apparently the paint to use to seal the roof! They don't normally stock it in their stores but they've gone and ordered it for me which is really nice of them.
$107.49
An expensive one... replacing the front window. I've got a $520 quote, but currently getting another. I've broken down this item into six seperate contributions to be close to what it might cost. Really interesting reading everyones comments on the 'smashed' video. I'm currently leaning towards replacing with glass again because safetly glass becomes extremely expensive. Thinking of adding a film to stop it damaging anything if it does break again. Still need to research about the film too!
$50.00
To seal the roof of the caravan to prevent leaking. From RV World Store.
$120.90
To seal everything - first task is adding metal strips back on exterior sides of caravan. Will need a lot of these! From Bunnings.
$29.90
I'm a huge fan of solar and have been eyeing this kit that I could install myself. The retail price is $1,850.00 which includes a 315w Solar panel, 12v200ah Deep cycle Gel battery, MPPT Charge controller and 600W Inverter. I'm going to break this cost down to many many parts! From Grid Free
$34.09
To start the project off - we need the structural wood! The bones of the project. It will sit on blocks so it's classed as a moveable cabin to keep the council happy.
$20.00
I'll still want to connect to 240v power too and need to replace the old one. Thinking this will sit in a little cabinet the caravan already has! From RV Mega.
$27.29
Cloth nappies have been highly recommended by my friends who have babies and this is one of the brands a friend loved.
https://tuti.nz/collections/cloth-nappies
$22.00
The thinner wiring - premium marine cable for wiring an RV. 12 volt 2mm. I'm already starting to plan the interior wiring! This would be from Burnsco.
$24.28
Premium 12v marine cable for wiring an RV. 15 metres of 5mm wiring. I'm already starting to plan the interior wiring! This would be from Burnsco.
$22.39
I've got a few holes on the side of the caravan and really need a few ways to hide them. I thought I could add a couple of vents for the large holes made by the 240v exterior plug! From Burnsco.
$13.80
