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Our 1978 interior was original, and we wanted to re-do the Barth for the coming year. We set our budget at $500.00, with two goals in mind:

1. Being only 24' long, we wanted to create the illusion of more space than we actually had available.

2. We were after a low key, rich-looking, unassuming, under-stated style of pure elegance

We hope you like & enjoy our results.........

 
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Not bad Lee, here's how far I am on the Euro remodel, trying to do the best I can with 28 feet.


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Wow Danny, I can certainly relate to a project of that complexity.....

....I'm currently fixing a door knob bash in the bathroom.....So far, I've got 17 manhours and half a bucket of mud invested, but it's starting to look pretty spiffy head bang .....I'm gonna finish it up too....just as soon as I replace the bearings in my shop vac Frowner
 
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There's no secret to drywall finishing. You just hire a professional!


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There's no secret to drywall finishing. You just hire a professional!


After this week, I think that would also apply to stucco.

It came out well, but I would not pay myself by the hour. Frowner


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A stucco finish!...Why didn't I think of that?...My bathroom wall now has a small area of
stucco!...Another job completed....Thanks Bill!....
 
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Lee,

You should consider doing the inside entirely in mirrors. Perhaps different kinds of mirrors like in the carnival fun house. Then it can look infinitely big and it will match your exterior motif Thumbs Up




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Now: 2000 BlueBird Wanderlodge 43' LXi Millennium Edition DD Series 60 500HP 3 stage Jake, Overbuilt bike lift with R1200GS BMW, followed by 2011 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited,
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Corey,

Back when I was a young single studmuffin, I installed mirrors on the ceiling of...........

Ah, never mind....that was 40-some years ago...it's not important anymore...... Frowner
 
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Corey,

Back when I was a young single studmuffin, I installed mirrors on the ceiling of...........

Ah, never mind....that was 40-some years ago...it's not important anymore...... Frowner


The really sad thing is that some of us would have to put on our glasses to view that mirror!


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What's that old saying? If walls er....mirrors, could talk Roll Eyes




Formerly: 1997 Barth Monarch
Now: 2000 BlueBird Wanderlodge 43' LXi Millennium Edition DD Series 60 500HP 3 stage Jake, Overbuilt bike lift with R1200GS BMW, followed by 2011 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited,
“I haven’t been everywhere, but it’s on my list.”
 
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Hey Lee, we tried for an April fool thread. It just didn't pan out.


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I thought it was pretty cute!!! Come on into the "Liars Club" GTG in the chat-room and we'll see what we can get going in there....


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LOL....wow, could use your help in redesigning my 24 footer. My budget is only 400.00 so you'll realy have to put your skillz to the test.. : )
 
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