Thank you for the comment! Yes, we applied fabric over the foam that was provided with the wall kit we purchased from AVC Rig, similar to what we did with the fiberglass insert provided with the flares. You have to be careful when applying the adhesive to the foam though. Ideally, you need to use the 3M 90 for adhesive‘s, which is an orange can and use it at a far distance and not apply to much otherwise it will dissolve the foam. I chose to make a scene at the top of the window well so as to try to hide it versus having the same where you might rest your arm. It turned out well!

Good for you! Using the precut kit was a great option for us. We still spent a month dry-fitting panels, covering the panels, and then installing panels. I can't imagine how long it would this part of the process would have taken if we had to cut the panels as well! I ordered Duramax tweed fabric and the landau foam from Perfect Fit. I ordered 35 yds of the fabric and 45 yds of the foam (because it was used for both walls and ceilings). We also ordered 10 yds of Sunbrella Vinyl from Sailrite for the ceiling. The vinyl was just about the right amount. However, I do have plenty of foam and fabric left over, so I could have ordered maybe 5-10 yards less, but we wanted to make sure we had extra material for any do-overs! The Sunbrella vinyl was definitely the more expensive (about $40/yd), but it was a much nicer, high quality vinyl, and was easy to work with, doesn't discolor and still looking great! As far as the adhesive--that stuff really sticks! We haven't had any issues. We did used the 74 when gluing to foam (i.e., blobs, window frames) and then the 90 everywhere else. Just be careful when using the 74 because it is orange in color and if you go to heavy it will show through the lighter fabric color. Just be judicious with your use and you will be fine. Good luck!

@@blazingwanderers Awesome! Thanks for the quick reply!

We purchased the floor and wall panel kit together in 2021. I believe at the time we paid around $4400, if my memory serves me correctly. We also have the extended length high roof van, so the kit costs a bit more for the longer and taller van. You can buy the wall panel kit and the floor kit separately. I will also add that it did save us a lot of time, especially the floor kit, which was really easy to put in. If I had to do this over again, I would still buy both the wall panel and the floor kit! You can check out current prices @AVCRig. they were also super helpful during our build, answering lots of questions, and sending us some quick videos of things going on in their shop. Great company and can’t speak highly enough of them!