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Location: Minnesota | What a neat site you all have here! We bought a GN trailer 2 yrs ago, w/an extended dressing roon; its unfinished except for carpeting. I would like to insulate and panel it myself, and have know idea where to start, what materials to use, costs, etc. Hubby is OTR driver, so I will be doing this by myself. any info you could give will be greatly appreciated! (Its a steel trailer-a Titan)Thnx! |
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Location: Northern IN. | Howdy, welcome aboard. This subject has been discussed quite a bit over the past several months. If you will do a search of this forum for insulating/finishing dressing area, I'm sure that you will find hours if not days of reading and quite a few pics. to look at that different folks have posted or linked to. That's my best advice for right now, others may have some other ideas. Talk to y'all later... |
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Location: Burleson, TX | Try this link for good do-it-yourself info: http://todd.redwrench.com/index.htm |
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Location: high desert, CA. | 
One of the forum members has even uploaded pics of her conversion, and is a very nice lady to ask questions of. Her posting name is; cowpony1, and she has a bunch of pics on the albums section under the name :cowpony1. Good luck with your project! Steve |
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Location: Minnesota | Thanks all- some fantastic info here! |
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Location: Elgin, Texas | My husband and I just finished ours. I learned a lot from him and then did a lot of it myself, as he travels for work also. If you have got the right tools, you can do anything. Follow the link at the bottom of this reply to see some photos of ours. I would love to help you in any way I can. Feel free to email me directly if you have any questions. I got my inspiration and lots of ideas from this forum and more particularly, this website: http://todd.redwrench.com/index.htm |
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