Trillium before & after...interior

[crazyboutatrillium]

Took us only 4 weeks in our rare spare time to completely remodel the interior.

[Lisa in Michigan]

Looks great! Love how you did the curtains and raise them up to see out.

Did you paint the refrigerator door cover or put new material in?

[crazyboutatrillium]

Originally Posted by Lisa in Michigan

Looks great! Love how you did the curtains and raise them up to see out.

Did you paint the refrigerator door cover or put new material in?

Thank you!

We painted the refrigerator because eventually we will probably get rid of it

[Capn.Curt.Wiebe]

Did you paint any of the interior walls?

What do you have covering the joints in the ensolite? The plastic covers in our '78 4500 look like hell, and we are trying to locate a fix.

Did you do the upholstery yourselves? How hard was that?

[John in Michigan]

Originally Posted by Capn.Curt.Wiebe

Did you paint any of the interior walls?

What do you have covering the joints in the ensolite? The plastic covers in our '78 4500 look like hell, and we are trying to locate a fix.

Did you do the upholstery yourselves? How hard was that?

If your T moulding is wavy, drop it in boiling water. Straightens it out and makes it look great.

Another option is to fill ensolite joints with acrylic latex caulk and then prime and paint with an acrylic latex paint.

[DonnaMarie]

Very nice update!! Love the color's! What a difference indeed. Can you tell me how you did what you did with your curtains please? Looks like exactly the fix we need! I bet you're so so happy with this now!

[Capn.Curt.Wiebe]

Originally Posted by John in Michigan

If your T moulding is wavy, drop it in boiling water. Straightens it out and makes it look great.

Another option is to fill ensolite joints with acrylic latex caulk and then prime and paint with an acrylic latex paint.

We have tried that. Looks OK for about a month or so, then goes back to looking terrible.

Last year I tried covering it with a fabric and double sided tape, after cleaning with alcohol. That didn't work either. When we pulled the trailer out this spring, everything was all saggy and droopy.

Looks like we will have to go with filling and painting, although we were hoping to not have to go that route...

[John in Michigan]

Curt, my T mouldings snapped back in the plastic track and stayed there. Not sure what else to suggest.

[alan H]

Great job [emoji106]