After painting our bus interior with a rust resistant primer, it was time to install our insulation and subfloor. We glued 2" thick InSoFast Insulation to the floor of our bus and then glued and screwed 1/2' OSB to the InSoFast to create our subfloor. Before we could finish the insulation at the rear of the bus, I needed to weld the metal water tank supports to the floor of the bus.
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00:00 Intro
00:36 AC Condenser Area
03:33 Culling the Wiring
04:26 Underbay Update
05:33 Entry Stairs
06:33 Drivers Station
07:22 Flooring
08:28 Next Time
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