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Biljol · 05-01-2021, 10:19 AM

Those are the outer dimensions Babylon’s right 6" X 4" Adjustable AIR Supply Diffuser should be right the outer dimensions are the same as mine.

Babylon5 · 05-01-2021, 10:20 AM

Ours is that multi-colored fuzzy material that discolors and can't be cleaned.

We are considering dab-paining the fuzz with a milky white mix of fabric paint.

We shall see.

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No the ceiling is original it’s just the vinyl they put everywhere.

Mine are 7.5 x 5.5 the screw holes are 6.5 apart.

Biljol · 05-01-2021, 10:22 AM

I don’t remember any Monaco having that maybe the po put that on the original vinyl.

MSHappyCampers · 05-01-2021, 10:31 AM

Sounds to me like an RV salvage yard would be your best bet!

vito.a · 05-01-2021, 11:02 AM

A Mach 1 AC is made by Coleman. Monaco used Dometic AC units. If your front and rear AC are on the same thermostat you need to stay with a Dometic AC unit.

Also, I found some stuff on Amazon that cleans up the white fuzzy ceiling material on our Windsor and made it look new. I'm guessing it was hydrogen peroxide or some bleach alternative. It was a pump spray bottle. Hopefully someone else on here knows what it is.

153stars · 05-01-2021, 11:18 AM

You can go back in your purchase history at least 10 years.

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Originally Posted by vito.a

A Mach 1 AC is made by Coleman. Monaco used Dometic AC units. If your front and rear AC are on the same thermostat you need to stay with a Dometic AC unit.

Also, I found some stuff on Amazon that cleans up the white fuzzy ceiling material on our Windsor and made it look new. I'm guessing it was hydrogen peroxide or some bleach alternative. It was a pump spray bottle. Hopefully someone else on here knows what it is.

8.3Oilbuner · 05-01-2021, 11:18 AM

Good morning Babylon5; I see you got an A/C unit from Visione. They should have lots of the ceiling A/C duct registers for your 2000 Windsor. A lot of Monaco coaches used that register that is in your coach!

Babylon5 · 05-02-2021, 07:59 AM

Vito,
Yea, if you can see what you bought from Amazon, it might be really nice to know... our ceiling fuzz material appears to have black or dark gray discoloration like either mold or soot or something dark. I'd love to know if you actually found something that would work, in place of a paint.

Let us know!

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You can go back in your purchase history at least 10 years.

Babylon5 · 05-02-2021, 08:01 AM

I finally found a few 4x6" registers at normal places online (amazon, homedepot, etc), and I'll try some of them out to see what works best. I've found in my short time that RV-specific stuff is always more expensive than regular stuff. So, I look everywhere.

More later on this one.

Onrecess · 05-02-2021, 10:01 AM

Babylon5, my last coach, a GeorgieBoy gasser, had that lovely mouse fur ceiling. I had a water leak and it was stained with red something that bled from the wood pieces under the shower skylight. There were also the brownish water spots. I used powdered Oxiclean mixed up strong in a spray bottle with hot water. I just sprayed, blotted, and sucked with a shop vac. It did NOT dye the mouse fur or discolor it. The areas were undetectable. I had to repeat the heave stains several times and I pressed and twisted with the towel rag I used. I didn't scrub or use a brush to protect the mouse.
I also bought "Tuff Stuff" on Amazon that actually cleaned the mildew stains off my boat's vinyl seats. It cleans everything I've tried it on. My mechanic son told me they use it on old cars and it is the best cleaner I've found, hands down. I would test the Tuffstuff on a small spot out of sight, though I've never had problems with discoloring.

Babylon5 · 05-02-2021, 04:55 PM

We will try the oxiclean! It's such a terrible ugly look when its stained.

Many thanks On Recess

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Originally Posted by Onrecess

Babylon5, my last coach, a GeorgieBoy gasser, had that lovely mouse fur ceiling. I had a water leak and it was stained with red something that bled from the wood pieces under the shower skylight. There were also the brownish water spots. I used powdered Oxiclean mixed up strong in a spray bottle with hot water. I just sprayed, blotted, and sucked with a shop vac. It did NOT dye the mouse fur or discolor it. The areas were undetectable. I had to repeat the heave stains several times and I pressed and twisted with the towel rag I used. I didn't scrub or use a brush to protect the mouse.
I also bought "Tuff Stuff" on Amazon that actually cleaned the mildew stains off my boat's vinyl seats. It cleans everything I've tried it on. My mechanic son told me they use it on old cars and it is the best cleaner I've found, hands down. I would test the Tuffstuff on a small spot out of sight, though I've never had problems with discoloring.

153stars · 05-02-2021, 09:29 PM

Everybody brags about Folex spot carpet spray I have no experience with it , personally.

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Originally Posted by Babylon5

Vito,
Yea, if you can see what you bought from Amazon, it might be really nice to know... our ceiling fuzz material appears to have black or dark gray discoloration like either mold or soot or something dark. I'd love to know if you actually found something that would work, in place of a paint.

Let us know!

vito.a · 05-03-2021, 09:18 AM

I looked through my Amazon orders but this was well over 10 years ago. I found out about it on this forum, so it's on here somewhere.
I remember it was a hand pump spray bottle and some of the guys said you could purchase the powder and mix it yourself for less. I used the pre-mixed spray and it worked like magic.
The fumes were very strong so you need to plan on going somewhere else for a few hours.
If they make a premixed Oxiclean, I'd try that on a small area.

Babylon5 · 05-06-2021, 02:23 PM

I found several brands that fit the rectangular 4 x 6" registers. Here's one I tried and liked.

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/...?ie=UTF8&psc=1