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Re: [A/S] Interior Paint Airstream

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Subject: Re: [A/S] Interior Paint Airstream
From: "Daisy Welch" <jtdjtd@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 04 Nov 2003 21:26:10 -0500
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The inside of your trailer is vinyl clad aluminum. The vinyl is nearly 
impossible to get off.

Once you have scrubbed the dickens out of it, think again. The surface 
is textured, there are lots of rivets and seams, and you need to prep 
the surface very well. There is a lot of movement in the trailer when 
it's moving and moisture can be a problem too.

If you still hate the color, go to Home Despot and get Ziessner's 123 
and use that as a primer. I would use alklyd paint, not latex. You will 
need to clean it eventually, I think latex is less scrubbable.

Daisy

References:
- [A/S] Interior Paint Airstream
  - From: nperrine2

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