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Old 03-14-2022, 03:08 PM   #1
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"New" 2003 Class A renovated

A little late posting, but we purchased a used Coachman last May and started renovating. In August we took her from AZ to NC for our son's wedding, then down to FL before heading back to AZ.

We had so much fun and hubby says he absolutely loves driving it!! I actually followed him in our vehicle (I was the nervous wreck every time an 18 wheeler swooshed by!! ) We are researching into towing a vehicle.

I'm attaching 2 "before" photos and then 2 "after" photos of our changes!
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And 2 more "afters" just because...
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Old 03-14-2022, 03:17 PM   #3
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Hi ! Congrats on the new rig! Have fun and keep her between the ditches!

Good luck, happy trails, and God bless!
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Old 03-14-2022, 04:18 PM   #4
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Very nice work. Enjoy your new ride.
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Old 03-15-2022, 02:00 PM   #5
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Thumbs up Nice Job!

Nicely done!
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Thanks, all, for the compliments. We had fun (mostly) getting it done.
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Nice job...It looks great...Enjoy!!
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Thanks, all, for the compliments. We had fun (mostly) getting it done.
What was the paint brand and type you used on cabinets and walls?

My DW has been wanting to paint our kitchen cabinets, but I've been leery it wouldn't stick. The job y'all did looks great.
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What was the paint brand and type you used on cabinets and walls?

My DW has been wanting to paint our kitchen cabinets, but I've been leery it wouldn't stick. The job y'all did looks great.
Thanks!
Only the doors themselves are wood. Most of the face frames are a laminate, and some of the edging was a plastic material. So we first cleaned everything. I removed the doors. Then I painted everything with Gripper. That allowed the paint to adhere to the plastic-ey edging and face frames that may have been a problem otherwise. I think the Gripper paint was the key!

We used Behr Scuff Defense paint (of our chosen gray color) on top of the Gripper.
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Gripper paint. Nice!

My wife wanted to redo our cabinets. This paint may be the ticket. Thanks.
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Thanks!
Only the doors themselves are wood. Most of the face frames are a laminate, and some of the edging was a plastic material. So we first cleaned everything. I removed the doors. Then I painted everything with Gripper. That allowed the paint to adhere to the plastic-ey edging and face frames that may have been a problem otherwise. I think the Gripper paint was the key!

We used Behr Scuff Defense paint (of our chosen gray color) on top of the Gripper.
Thank you
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Very nice, whenever you do it yourself, the pride shows.

May you have many miles of smiles.
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Very nice, whenever you do it yourself, the pride shows.

May you have many miles of smiles.
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