I've been adding 3/4" foam to the inside of my build this week, but I've been leaving certain areas bare since I still need to cut some holes for things, like the shore power connector and some soffit vents. But tonight I started wondering: would it be easier to foam everything, then add my internal wall, and then cut out my holes (assuming I'm using a hole saw for round holes)? I started thinking about lining up cuts between the inside and outside walls and thought it might be easier to do it all at once. But, I don't want to destroy the foam inside the wall once it's all sealed up.
Outside is currently 1/4" OSB, inside will be 1/8" hardboard. Foam is 3/4" XPS (white pebble kind). Plan is to later add wood siding or canvas/glue/paint to the outside, but I feel more comfortable working around existing holes that way for some reason.
-M