Before and after 2011 Coachmen Freelander paint job.

Wow, gorgeous! How long does something like this normally take? I'm guessing that it is a drop off and wait a week or two sort of thing, right? In which case, one would be best served with a shop close to home (or alternate lodging at least.)

with full paint how does it work if you want to recaulk something?
im asking because im considering a paint job on my 91 fleetwood
looks great, totally transforms the unit

mlh wrote:
Forgive me for being naive on this subject. Does the body paint prevent and/or eliminate oxidation of fiberglass over the years? I have a 2010 and keep it stored in a covered slip. It still looks very good, but I've seen some that are chalky, faded, etc. Just wondering how it helps with the long term maintenance.

It eliminates the oxidation. Full body paint makes the surface of your RV exactly like the finish on a new car. Say goodbye to the dark stains running down the sidewalls that wont come off, bugs clean off 10x easier and the unit holds its gloss. I painted RV's for 14 years, it's simply one of the best upgrades you can do.

Forgive me for being naive on this subject. Does the body paint prevent and/or eliminate oxidation of fiberglass over the years? I have a 2010 and keep it stored in a covered slip. It still looks very good, but I've seen some that are chalky, faded, etc. Just wondering how it helps with the long term maintenance.

WOW - that's pretty much the only comment that comes to mind. :-)

Thanks for sharing. After seeing your Coachmen, I will begin saving immediately to do something similar to mine. It looks beautiful!

Awesome paint!

Wow that is a huge change. The paint looks great!

redsuperduty wrote:
Its hard to tell from these pics on a dreary day, but the blue is the same code as the race truck I pull behind it.

I was a-wonderin'... Very cool blue!

ronfisherman wrote:

redsuperduty wrote:
The paint shop I owned for 14 years did it. I sold the paint shop, is it ok to say the name on here? I dont want to get flamed for advertising for them on here.

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Cool. Here is the facebook page I made when I owned the shop

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Spurlock-Body-Paint/161946778038
The new owner - Steve Slabaugh has plans for a nice website. They do the OEM paint jobs for several major RV manufacturers.