u/Desertprep

Ok, I am admit it! One of my favorite ways to end a day - even after spending the day in nature - is to power up a computer and watch a movie. I have considered getting an LED tv - as big as I can fit inside my camper, but they are heavy and use a lot of electricity. My next thought is to get a mini projector. Giggle tells me that there are many that run on 12v. Has anyone used one of these in your camper? Do you have any suggestions about use/storage/placement?

I will prime the bed of my p'up next week, then apply the bedliner after that. I am thinking now about my electricity needs. I will use mostly 12v inside my camper but would like to have a couple of 110 outlets just in case. I am thinking of mounting a small fuse box in the front of the camper connected to the truck's battery. I want to have a quick way to disconnect the canopy from the truck if I ever remove the camper. What is the name for this kind of connector? Also, what kind of thickness of wire do I need to connect the battery to the fuse box in the camper? It will be about 10' long. Please comment on any other aspects off this project.

I had to rip the headliner out of my truck because some mice got up and into it - really smelly! There is no insulation up there. I would like to glue some rigid foam insulation to the ceiling and craft my own headliner. Will I be encouraging rust by doing this? I am most concerned about condensation inside.

I bought some Speedkote epoxy primer/sealer dtm, and Herculiner bedliner....got my prep materials ready...but I have one question. I will paint the top of the bed walls with the bedliner, and about 1/2" down the side. What do I do to get a smooth transition between the bedliner and the green paint on the truck? I will be sanding down to bare metal - the paint on the bed is almost gone as it is. (It is my PLAN to paint the outsides of the bed in 2-3 months. Will I need 2 coats of primer or 3? How long do I have teo wait after the primer before I can put the bedliner on? Primer day high will be 79 degrees. Evening temp gets down to 51. I will have 5-6 hours of 70+ degree weather that day. Forecast for the rest of the week calls for 42/60 for highs and lows. Will have to wait for the following week to get up to 70 again. My guess is that I can do the primer on the first 70+ day, and should wait a week for it to cure, and for the weather to get up to 70 degrees again. Sounds right?

Would this paint be good to use to paint the exterior of my 29' 5th wheel? PPG Pitt-Tech Plus EP DTM Acrylic Semi-Gloss Midtone Base? or would Sherwin Williams Pro Industrial DTM Acrylic be better? The trailer is a '94 and the paint - still good - just looks tired, but the stripe around the middle of it (horizontally) really needs to be repainted.