Possible Bird Restoration Project

[mksmash73]

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Runnerful"
wrote:
>
> MK,
>
> You've got lots of good input regarding mechanicals, structural
> issues, tires but no one has said anything about mold.
>
> With the apparent water penetration, mold must be there. Are you
> planning on a total gut job on the interior? Unless you're taking
> it back to bare metal you can't be sure you've gotten rid of
> possibly serious health risks from mold.
>
> The sour smell, probably mildew, will have been absorbed by ALL
soft
> materials. You should count on replacing everything.
>
> You also need to take proper care during interior demolition that
> you don't breathe any mold spores... Check into proper masks to
> protect yourself.
>
> Good luck,
> Ginger BB wannabee too
>

Thanks Ginger. I talked to two local professional cleaning services
about that and they said almost the exact thing word for word.

Before I go any further I want to thank everyone for your input on
this topic. I learn something new with every message I read.

Also I need to correct my first post with the addition of the
following:

Mike
Almost,Maybe,Perhaps a very sick 81FC-35, but probably will still be
looking
Jackson, MS

I have learned a lot in the process of looking at this very sick
Bird, and it brings me to this question:

What is the "tipping point" if there is one where a coach is
unsalvagable?

I realize that question will have almost as many answers as there are
members on this forum, but since I have no real clue yet, it would be
a good starting point.

Mike
Almost,Maybe,Perhaps a very sick 81FC-35, but probably will still be
looking
Jackson, MS