I want to use this on the roof of my pop up camper. The roof is roughly 7 x12' , but I don't have the box sides the truck bed does. Anybody done it, with just 1 kit?
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I painted an entire jeep cherokee with one kit. It was thin, but I was going for coverage, not durability. You should be fine using one kit
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1 box will go a long way. I did almost an entire jeep with it. Great, durable product
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You probably will only be able to get a single coat. If you have a rough surface like we did you will need more coats to get a consistent finish.
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The manufacturer states this covers approx 100 sq ft, but its more or less depending on how thick you apply it, and the PSI you set the compressor to
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I did the whole inside of my 20ft skiff with 2gal and its like 20x8 and the inside walls
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No it is strictly a way of circulating the air in the pop-up camper! Unless you want to use duct tape! :)
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In order for this to mount safely the bumper must be a "reinforced" type bumper as are typical on travel trailers. The smaller and less sturdy bumpers typical of pop-up campers will NOT carry any load safely. If you have a reinforced but, smaller bumper I imagine a steel spacer could work. I would contact the manufacturer
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It took me a full kit to do a Silverado stepside shortbed. I doubt you can stretch it that far without it being very thin.
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This is a bracket only kit - the picture shows what a completed model would look like to so the lumber and cover material does not come with this. The box is a 12X12X12 size with brackets and instructions. The cover depends on if you do the same for the roof and walls or something different. It takes about 3 days shipping plus handling might add a few days.
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If your vehicle has flush railings-I.e., without an airspace between the railing and the roof, they will NOT work. If there is no air space, you need to get the Thule brand kit with three separate pieces totaling $400. I order this incorrectly, sent it back and had to re-order three separate Thule pieces. sport Rsck is the lower brand in the Thule line
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I am towing a popup camper, and am having no issues with clearance. Worst case, I would think, is that you may need an extended draw bar. I would try it first to see if it works without it, and then buy one if needed. We love this bike rack, by the way. I hope that helps.
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we did a complete 28 foot camper roof and it did an excellent job, wouldn't be afraid to use it on you project, just make sure of a clean surface
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Each block adds about 1" of height, built up like a pyramid. To raise one side 2" you would first place two pads and another centered atop those (they lock together). I've had to raise my pop-up 3", so it was four blocks then three and finally two. To safely chock the wheel, I added enough to put two on top and centered the wheel. All campsites approve these pads.
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NO. You can't get the trailer up high enough with this. you would have to add about 2 more inches by having a board or something else to drive up on first. then onto this. I had to jack the trailer up as I was near heat exhaustion and didn't think of the other idea until after I about killed myself trying to jack it up in 110 degrees. I even wrote a complaint about it.
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No, it will not work for you! Our camper step is about the same as yours, (6 inches) and these are too tall to fit even at their lowest setting. For mine, I had to cut the bottom pad off, cut the tube down, and then reweld the pad back onto the now shortened tube and then repaint. Unless you have the capability to do this, do not waste your money on these.
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I used this specifically for my Coleman 12' fiberglass pop-up trailer roof. I bought (2) gallons and have 1/2 of second gallon still available. I rolled it on thick and imagine another 5-6 years of use before having to reapply.
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My truck does not have rear exhaust, so I have no experience with that. But as long as there is some space to slide the "tunnel" fabric between the exhaust pipe and the rear bumper, and assuming the exhaust pipe doesn't get hot (I've never touched one that might be), I think exhaust would not be your biggest problem. IMO, your biggest problem is the limited HVAC capacity of the vehicle and the lack of insulation of the tent. For environmental reasons, PLEASE don't run your engine extensively while camping. And if other tent campers are in the vicinity, please consider that they didn't come that far to hear your engine noises. Thank you.
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Thanks for the interest in doing business with us! Very sorry, but they do not offer this for the stepside truck at this time. There are no true rails on the bed of the stepside, so a cover, like this, cannot be installed. Try one of our Berlin snap tonneau covers. They make one for around $200.00. (: Hope to hear from you soon! Todd ACME 1-866-992-3669
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Yes. We have a 10ft pop up with roof AC. It covers the whole camper and wheels. We are really happy with this cover.
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Installation instructions are here: http://www.fantasticvent.com/faq/knowledge_base/how_to_install/how_to_install.htmlSpecifications:* Rooftop weight: 11lbs.* Dimensions: 16 1/2 x 16 1/2 x 4 1/2 (Fits Most Standard 14"x14" Openings)* CSA / UL CertifiedThe unit should fit a STANDARD 14" x 14" opening which most RVs have, with the exception of older Airstreams, which have a smaller opening.If you have a U.S.-made camper made in the last 30 years that has an existing roof vent, it should fit right in the hole, unless, as noted before, it is an airstream.Good Luck! Installation instructions are here: http://www.fantasticvent.com/faq/knowledge_base/how_to_install/how_to_install.htmlSpecifications:* Rooftop weight: 11lbs.* Dimensions: 16 1/2 x 16 1/2 x 4 1/2 (Fits Most Standard 14"x14" Openings)* CSA / UL CertifiedThe unit should fit a STANDARD 14" x 14" opening which most RVs have, with the exception of older Airstreams, which have a smaller opening.If you have a U.S.-made camper made in the last 30 years that has an existing roof vent, it should fit right in the hole,... » Read More Installation instructions are here: http://www.fantasticvent.com/faq/knowledge_base/how_to_install/how_to_install.htmlSpecifications:* Rooftop weight: 11lbs.* Dimensions: 16 1/2 x 16 1/2 x 4 1/2 (Fits Most Standard 14"x14" Openings)* CSA / UL CertifiedThe unit should fit a STANDARD 14" x 14" opening which most RVs have, with the exception of older Airstreams, which have a smaller opening.If you have a U.S.-made camper made in the last 30 years that has an existing roof vent, it should fit right in the hole, unless, as noted before, it is an airstream.Good Luck! « Show Less
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We have a regular one story home(ranch style) and wanted to mount it on the roof over the garage and it would not work. Ended up returning it, we were going to mount a 54" lifetime nba goal on it though. Our roof was "too tall" for the adjustment mount and our roof is a NORMAL roof. Good luck