Seamless ceiling coating

[Nicolas]

I am intrigued by some of the beautiful and seamless interior shots posted by "Boler" owners. One of the links mentioned using a roll-on wallpaper-like covering (with the caveat that it was not great in damp situations. Great as long as my wife, the dogs and I don't breathe in the Bolder) another link was to a spray-on sound and insulating coating. I've had to pull off all the loose tape and spend hours using Silicone-B-Gone removing the caulking that was used to fill the spots where the tape had gone previously. I need to put a more appealing finish on the inside of my mobile treasure. Looking for tried and true suggestions.

[carlkeigley]

to the Forum Nicolas.

I'll be interested in what you find out also.

[Carol H]

Well, Nicolas, I have seen some - but not many that have put up a marine head liner. The vast majority of other Bolers I have seen (run fiberglass meets here in BC which Boler is the most popular trailer) normally use a caulking to fill all the seams and holes in the wall covering and then they use a oil based paint or a kitchen and bath type paint with a semi gloss finish that stands up to wear and can be washed.

[Roy in TO]

Done properly the latex caulking and seam tape followed by paint looks good and holds up good.
Carol Ann in TO's Trailer :: Eggstream

[Carol H]

Nicolas if you go to our BC fiberglass trailer groups facebook page with you see some pretty niece interiors - done simple with paint.

One of my Fav's can be found HERE.

[Donna D.]

Hi Nicolas, to FiberglassRV.

Some of those seamless interiors that you're talking about may have been where the seams have been filled with paintable caulk. The owners may have taken a dampened paper town and "textured" the seams to match the ensolite... then painted the entire enterior. I've seen trailers done like this and you're right... nearly invisible and seamless.