The American Flag Camper Commission

~The American Flag Camper Commission~

I've been working hard lately to get a large commission finished up and ready to be taken home by its owner!

A customer asked me to cover an ugly spot on the front area of her camper where a piece was replaced due to a leak. It was caked with silicone and didn't look all that pretty.

After a lot of prep work I got to painting:

The American Flag Camper Commission, Pledge of allegiance

This star grid took me 3 hours to complete. I had to start over a few times, but after getting all the dimensions sorted out, I got her on and ready to go.

The American Flag Camper Commission, Pledge of allegiance

Painting blue!

The American Flag Camper Commission, Pledge of allegiance

Finished stars!

The American Flag Camper Commission, Pledge of allegiance
The stripes are on!

The American Flag Camper Commission, Pledge of allegiance

A close up of the silicone dilemma. I had to add and smooth a paintable silicone over the existing messy silicone to get it as good looking as possible.

The American Flag Camper Commission, Pledge of allegiance

Hard at work on the lettering!

The American Flag Camper Commission, Pledge of allegiance The American Flag Camper Commission, Pledge of allegiance The American Flag Camper Commission, Pledge of allegiance

The American Flag Camper Commission, Pledge of allegiance The American Flag Camper Commission, Pledge of allegiance


The American Flag Camper Commission, Pledge of allegiance

After one more coat on the letters, it will be all done and ready to go home! 

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