Re: [A/S] Re: LINGERING INTERIOR ODOR

[Jim Norman <hddecker@xxxx>]

After 32 years, you would think that the odor from the wall covering 
would have dissipated by now. If you finally track it down to the wall 
covering being the culprit, you may want to think about painting the 
walls vs removing the vylon.

I have used a product called Zinsser Bulls Eye 123 as a primer to paint 
plastic and am very satisfied with the results. It is a primer and 
sealer, that will adhere to pretty much any surface, including glass. It 
is a water based product, so it doesn't have a long lasting paint odor.

Once you have the walls primed and sealed, you now have a whole range of 
options as far as paint is concerned. Once you have a good quality paint 
on the walls and ceiling for a base, you have the option of changing 
your decor down the road, or just refreshing the paint.

No matter how much scrubbing we do, we just can't get the years of 
nicotine and build up of what the previous owners had for supper in 1985 
off the walls. So we are doing our 25' Sovereign in a Southwestern style 
and if we get sick of that (likely chance) we can change it.

I'll be watching to see what you track the cause down to.

regards...
Jim