hull liner as headliner

Stripped out headliner. It was wall papered wood.

 I'm using Hull liner an Ozite like fabric. I got this idea from the bus nuts forum and the stuff from:
http://www.perfectfit.com/15593/154092/Marine-Carpet-and-Hulliner/Hulliner-and-Headliner-72.html

 Supplies used. Dap landau top adhesive is the stuff to use. I got it from Rochford
http://www.rochfordsupply.com/shop/Adhesives_and_Sprays/Bulk_Adhesives/Weldwood_Contact_Adhesive/index.html

 Cement sprayed on, two coats sprayed at 90 degrees from each other. I read to do two coats on the busnuts forum. It took 3/4 of the gallon of cement.

                                                                     Glued up!

                             Needed wedges  to gain clearance to slide this panel in

                                                                 Partial install

                                                      Installed! I have three days in it.

                                                                             Texture.

Perfectfit ships without folding. No creases that way, costs a little more to ship but probably worth it. I got 6 running yards there was about a 6 inch strip left over.Not a lot of room for error.

                                                Cement works on shoes too !

Bending PVC conduit

 Hot bending PVC conduit. I don't have a "hot box" like a real electrician but the heat gun works if you take your time. Warming up the inside first. Took about 45 minutes total....

                                                  90 is bent, making a 3 1/4" off set.

                                                    1/2" offset on the other end

                                                 Letting it cool, it wants to go back haha

New Trojan house batteries! It seems automotive style round top posts are extinct for 2GC size batteries so we needed new bolt on cables.

Slumping bottles and more anchors

                                                               Image with flash

                                                             No flash image

       We had about a 60% success rate due to glass sticking to kiln parts.

                  Doubled up on shelter anchors,  30 inch auger anchors set in by air impact