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> Has any one used Melamine Paint?
Gene B
post Jun 5 2009, 01:11 PM
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Location: B.C. Canada
RV Type:trillium



I am trying to see if melamine paint would be ok for the interior fiberglass on my 1974 trillium trailer.. Gene
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Alistair Camelfo...
post Jun 5 2009, 01:23 PM
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Location: Belleville Ontario Canada
RV Type:Trillium 1300 (1973)



It'll work fine...if you're covering the green or the melon colour fglass, you might want to TSP wash, then use a 'ZIN" primer. Keep a litll melamine in a small jar for touch-ups. Sharp objects will still scratch through. The Road Toad has been painted with melamine for over five years and we've put over 50000 kms on it with very few paint problems. Go for it : banana.gif
Cheers...Alistair


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Perry Mac Donald
post Jun 10 2009, 06:44 PM
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Location: kingston, ontario, canada
RV Type:1974 13' boler



QUOTE (Gene B @ Jun 5 2009, 01:11 PM) *
I am trying to see if melamine paint would be ok for the interior fiberglass on my 1974 trillium trailer.. Gene



I just finished painting all the interior cabinets in my boler two coats . It looks great , i would highly recomend it . Very durable and long lasting . Use a foam roller for the open areas and a good quality trim brush and you will have a professional looking finish .Be sure to sand lightly between coats with 220 grit sandpaper . Perry
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Jayson Wall
post Jun 13 2009, 08:48 PM
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Location: Winnipeg, Canada
RV Type:1974 Boler 1300



Yup.

Two years ago I painted the interior fiberglass cupboards and benches with a sand brown colour and the doors and lower trim green to match my exterior.

After 10 trips, it still looks as good as the day I painted it.

I sanded the fiberglass first, applied the 1st coat, sanded again and did a second coat. Make sure to use a FOAM ROLLER!!

Here are a few pics.

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