[A/S] Re: Newbie lookin for advice ---------

["overlander_64" <overlander64@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Greetings DB!

When faced with a similar problem with my Overlander, I sought-out a 
professional refinisher since I was fairly certain that there was 
more than one material in the bath assembly.  While my '64 
Overlander is several years older than your coach, I suspect that 
you may find the same to be true of yours that was found in mine.  
There were multiple types of materials used throughout the bath -- 
fiberglass, Formica, ABS plastic, and some form of unidentifiable 
plastic (according to my professional bathroom refinisher).  My 
regular plumber recommended a local bathroom refinisher who handled 
the entire job including at least three different primer/surfacers 
and the necessary variants in topcoats in the same color.  For less 
than $500 the bathroom looks new and has held up beautifully over 
the past three seasons.  The bath started out as a 
faded/spotted/stained Avacado Green it is now a color refered to as 
Antique Pewter.  You can see photos of the before and after at:

Before:  
http://www.airstreamforums.com/photos/browseimages.php?c=3173&userid=

After:
http://www.airstreamforums.com/photos/browseimages.phpdo=browseimages&c=3174&page=2?


Good luck with your research and project!

Kevin D. Allen
WBCCI (Lifetime Member)/VAC/Free Wheelers/Computer Club #6359
1964 Overlander International/1999 GMC K2500 Suburban
1978 Argosy Minuet 6.0 Metre/1975 Cadillac Eldorado Convertible