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Re: Another entry step rebuild

Reply #25
My wife saw this and really likes it, now it looks like I have another project  ;D  She showed it to me and I was like, "Oh, yea that's Elliot, he rebuilt his due to rust. I am hoping I don't have to do ours".  Now at the very least I need to remove the carpet and make it similar. Thanks @Elliott  :)
Lol sorry!

FWIW, this is probably the least appreciated/noticed cosmetic upgrade I've done to our rig. It gets dirty so quickly and in our case, usually loaded with shoes, that it often goes unnoticed. A bit of a bummer really because it was one of the more expensive, time consuming jobs
1987 Grand Villa ORED
2001 U320 4010

Not all that wander are lost... but I often am.

Re: Another entry step rebuild

Reply #26
Aren't those rubber button mats a bit slippery when wet?
Nitehawk,  Demolition Lady, & our NEW master, Zippy the speeding BB cat.
1989 Grand Villa 36' ORED
Oshkosh chassis, 8.2 DD V8
2006 Saturn Vue AWD

Re: Another entry step rebuild

Reply #27
Aren't those rubber button mats a bit slippery when wet?
No not at all so far, and we've been dealing with a lot of rain here in the midwest. Much better than the 20 year old rubber I replaced for sure... those I did slip on a couple times.
1987 Grand Villa ORED
2001 U320 4010

Not all that wander are lost... but I often am.

Re: Another entry step rebuild

Reply #28
Bummer it is not appreciated, it is nicely done. We have dogs so a rubber mat is friendlier than carpet, especially when wet.
Jason
2000 U295 36' Non-slide  ISC350