August - November 2007

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As can be seen above and below, when one of our members first attempted to get to grasps with this coach it was in a pretty bad state. While not structurally the most dilapidated part of the coach, the visual state of the roof left a lot to be desired. It was not water-tight and more importantly was relatively cheap to sort out.

This was first sanded and wire brushed back to bare metal, before a treatment of rust prevention was put on. On top of this we added primer and the white paint now present on the coach roof.

Unfortunately, the weather beat us to finishing the job, so the remaining third was left to the Spring when conditions are a bit more pleasant to be sitting on top of the coach!

Below are some more photos of the work that has taken place on the roof:

The newly 'paint free' roof.

One of the cleaned roof vents.

The roof how it looked originally and the part of the roof under paint.