New member - hi, and a pre-purchase question

[brad barton]

Terry,
Two that I know of. If you're in Bozeman, you can probably do better up there.
Metro RV in Dallas is one.
Total Design on Granite and Marble in Carrollton (Dallas area) is another.
And if you're down here, Mr. Olivers will try to do about anything for you they
can.
If you go to most any metal shop, they can probably get you various grades of
stainless..and cut it to order. It certainly spruced up my old Newell
staircase. On my BB, the stair risers have deep scratches in the Corian. I
could sand them down and repolish to a satin finish without too much trouble,
but I think I'll have some stainless glued on and put new rubber mat-inserts
into the steps.
I don't know why..I'm buying two more batteries and a rebuilt cooling unit for
my Norcold. I guess it's a sickness. Brad Barton 00LXiDFW
bbartonwx@...


To: WanderlodgeForum@...: bird@...: Thu, 28
Jun 2007 21:22:19 -0600Subject: Re: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: New member - hi, and
a pre-purchase question




Hi Brad,Who is it that does the stainless steel accents you refer to? I may be
interested.Terry NealBozeman, MT82PT40 6V92TA74FC34 6V53Tbrad barton wrote:>> I
saw that paint in a Prevost that Pat Poor had for sale a few years > ago in
North Texas. It looked pretty good, but was kind of > glossy..obviously painted.
I think a flat primer and flat finish paint > might give you more satisfactory
results. And if anyone needs > stainless steel accents or granite/marble in
their coaches I know a > company that does great work and has probably the
widest selection. > They have the extra thin lightweight panels that are used in
corporate > jets. Brad Barton 00LXiDFW bbartonwx@... >
>> To: WanderlodgeForum@... >
: > wchappuis@...
: > Thu, 28 Jun 2007 11:55:46
+0000Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: New > member - hi, and a pre-purchase
question>> It is possible to change the color of the cabinets. there are
laminate > paints that are used regulary in the apartment business with pretty >
good success. Additionally the doors and / or drawer fronts could be >
relaminated, or all or the above or all or the cabinet work. It might > be a bit
more than you want to do your self but many here could / > would do it.Good
Luck--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com >
, Greg Young > wrote:>>
Hi everybody - Been lurking and absorbing for a few days now. > We're Greg &
Barbara Young in Escondido CA (near San Diego). We are > about to go empty nest,
sell the house, and live in a Bluebird (or so > goes our plan!). I'm a former
high tech marketer guy with Compaq and > Sony, and a video producer by
profession currently. Barbara is a > massage therapist (and very good at it,
which is of much comfort to > me!)> > We're in the market for a mid to late 80's
pusher, most likely > a PT40. We'll be buying sometime next week, hopefully.
We've looked at > one in person and several others via photographs, ermail and
phone, > and believe that we really want white or off-white interior since this
> will be a live-in and we'd prefer the brightness and apparent > spaciousness
that lighter colors give.> > So, my initial question to > the group is -> > Has
anyone ever tried to change the color of > existing cabientry? Is it
prohibitively expensive, impossible, or just > rare?> > If anyone knows of any
36-40' birds for sale under $100K with > all white cabinets and drawers, please
let me know.> > Thanks!> Greg> > > [Non-text portions of this message have been
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