In this episode, I try Poor Man's Fiberglass (PMF). This was a fairly simple, yet timeconsuming step in the build process. While waiting for the paint to dry, we also assembled the popup walls for the original design of the popup truck camper.

The thumbnail for this video shows the PMF and an original popup wall (from before converting to a wedge). In the next build video, I will show the assembly of the original popup walls and our final conversion to a wedgestyle camper.

In this video, I mention a couple of products that I purchased on Amazon for this build on my Toyota Tacoma. (*I am an Amazon affiliate and may earn with qualifying purchases.)
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RecPro RV Window: https://amzn.to/3QXiDUL

As always, please let me know if you have any suggestions, questions, or other thoughts in the comments below.

0:00 Starting the Poor Man's Fiberglass (PMF)
11:39 Creating the Popup Side Walls
13:09 Back to PMF
14:02 Popup Side Walls Corners
14:13 Continuing with the PMF
14:45 Cutting Windows into the Popup Side Walls
15:49 More PMF
16:00 Sanding Foam in Popup Side Walls
16:26 Choosing a Final Paint Color
16:46 Even more PMF
18:00 Popup Side Walls
18:35 PMF again
19:30 Building Front and Back Popup Walls
21:28 PMF for the Popup Walls
21:40 Building the Back Door
23:08 Starting to Design the Door Handle/Lock
23:35 Assembling the Truck Camper Walls on the Truck
25:19 Putting a Window in the Back Door