New member - hi, and a pre-purchase question

[brad barton]

I saw that paint in a Prevost that Pat Poor had for sale a few years ago in
North Texas. It looked pretty good, but was kind of glossy..obviously painted.
I think a flat primer and flat finish paint might give you more satisfactory
results. And if anyone needs stainless steel accents or granite/marble in their
coaches I know a company that does great work and has probably the widest
selection. They have the extra thin lightweight panels that are used in
corporate jets. Brad Barton 00LXiDFW bbartonwx@...


To: WanderlodgeForum@...: wchappuis@...: Thu, 28
Jun 2007 11:55:46 +0000Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: New member - hi, and a
pre-purchase question




It is possible to change the color of the cabinets. there are laminate paints
that are used regulary in the apartment business with pretty good success.
Additionally the doors and / or drawer fronts could be relaminated, or all or
the above or all or the cabinet work. It might be a bit more than you want to do
your self but many here could / would do it.Good Luck--- In
WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Greg Young wrote:>> Hi everybody
- Been lurking and absorbing for a few days now. We're Greg & Barbara Young in
Escondido CA (near San Diego). We are about to go empty nest, sell the house,
and live in a Bluebird (or so goes our plan!). I'm a former high tech marketer
guy with Compaq and Sony, and a video producer by profession currently. Barbara
is a massage therapist (and very good at it, which is of much comfort to me!)> >
We're in the market for a mid to late 80's pusher, most likely a PT40. We'll be
buying sometime next week, hopefully. We've looked at one in person and several
others via photographs, ermail and phone, and believe that we really want white
or off-white interior since this will be a live-in and we'd prefer the
brightness and apparent spaciousness that lighter colors give.> > So, my initial
question to the group is -> > Has anyone ever tried to change the color of
existing cabientry? Is it prohibitively expensive, impossible, or just rare?> >
If anyone knows of any 36-40' birds for sale under $100K with all white cabinets
and drawers, please let me know.> > Thanks!> Greg> > [Non-text portions of this
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