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Thanks all. On a side note, we discovered a new product during this project. The vent covers were yellowed and ugly, so we tried Krylon Fusion for plastic spray paint. This stuff is great! Covers instantly, goes on even and is clean and white. We're doing the AC and did the little flap in the screen door, the antenna crank, and anything else that's old and yellowed. [Cept me Big Grin]


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On a side note, we discovered a new product ......Krylon Fusion for plastic spray paint. This stuff is great!


You Betcha!

Not only does it come in nice colors, it protects plastic from UV, I have used it on my AC hoods since it came out. Wish it had come out earlier. It adheres to about every plastic except polyethylene, and will do decently on that if the surface is roughed up or sandblasted.


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Got started on the trim work over the weekend.

Got the AC and lights up.

Dressed up the lights with some dental trim


Should have the living area done by next weeks campout, and hope to be finished by the East Georgia Memorial Day GTG.


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As usual, quality work. I like the nice details on the lights, the original Barth designers would be proud.

I've redone a lot of old houses and joked I could just throw my level and squares away, but an old Barth is still just as square as the day it was made. Very rewarding!!




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That looks really nice. Thank you for taking pictures. It makes all the difference in the world to follow this stuff.
tere


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Living area is pretty much done.

Didn't see the blue tape when I took the pic. woops.


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WoW!
Looks better than new. Suzy must be happy. Nice work, what's next?




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Wow Danny - very nice! Thumbs Up


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what's next?

Working my way back through the bedroom, then the bath, but next major bucks project will be new or re-upped seats. Next year will be new paint, all original, with maybe a little upgrade.
Creds to Suzie for the fine job on the windshield curtains. They just slide on now. Very cool work.


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Nice work! Any pix of the wet bar? Big Grin


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Quality work and pride in craftsmanship! Very nice Danny. Curtains look great and are a nice finishing touch!


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Before and after pix.



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I bet the bricks are next! Just think of all the weight you'll save Smiler
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My God Danny! What did you do to upset Suzy? She's tearing down all your work Eeker




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Z if you take the bricks down I get first dibs. ROTFLMAO


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