'71 Starcraft Wanderstar- "The Hilton"
Thought I should post this up because the "Search" feature doesn't return any results and there might be some useful info for older Starcraft owners or those that are mad enough to embark on a complet...
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Slayerman wrote:
Westend... All I can say is that you are doing a great job.. Great skills..
I can't wait till your next post..
Keep up the great job
S.
Thanks, I'm not aiming for on par with the Space Shuttle, just trying to get a comfy trailer that fits my use.
I decided to finish the Luan paneling that will be installed for the ceiling and walls before I install it. Doing it this way allows me to seal both sides of the panel and I can do it faster in my garage/shop. In fact, I have it done! I used a floor sealer that I picked up for free at a local Reuse/Recycle Center. It is used for gym floors and bowling lanes. I figured that ought to do the trick.
Here was the process:
Apply sealer across the panel
Backroll with the grain
Stack to dry with a small piece of wood between sheets to allow for some air space
Since I used a water-based product, the finish did not add any yellowing or darken the sheets a lot. The greyish mahogany of the Luan is kind of reminiscent of a weathered board, just the look I was trying to get:
