The Budget Upgrades That Made Our Old Camper Look EXPENSIVE

In Episode 5 of our 2002 Travel Trailer Renovation, our old camper is finally starting to look like a completely different RV! This time, we're focusing on the budget-friendly upgrades and finishing touches that make the biggest difference. My wife and I install our freshly painted cabinet doors, add new floor trim and baseboards, update the countertops with peel-and-stick material, install a peel-and-stick backsplash, and tackle the little details that finally bring the entire camper renovation together. Our goal with this travel trailer remodel has been to see how much we can transform an outdated 2002 camper without spending a fortune. Instead of replacing everything with expensive new materials, we've tried to restore, reuse, paint, and find affordable DIY alternatives wherever we can. If you're planning an RV renovation, camper remodel, travel trailer makeover, or budget DIY renovation, hopefully some of these affordable upgrades give you ideas for your own project. ⏭️ NEXT EPISODE: The FINAL REVEAL! We'll show the complete before and after transformation and break down exactly how much this entire camper renovation cost us. 👍 If you enjoy budget RV renovations, DIY camper makeovers, before-and-after transformations, and family projects, subscribe and follow along for the final reveal! Products we used: Magnetic blackout window cover - [https://amzn.to/4zLoDWb] Adjustable scissors for base - [https://amzn.to/4y9GDYQ] As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. #TravelTrailerRenovation #RVRenovation #CamperRemodel #BudgetRenovation #RVMakeover