Painting interior??

[Little Shack]

Has anyone tried painting the interior walls of their Jayco? I'm thinking of doing this at some point and am looking for 'how to' wisdom.

[djalbrec]

I would think any good quality interior paint would work. I think I would wash them first to remove any built up foreign material that might have settled there. Good luck and let us know how it turns out.

[norty1]

I have painted paneling in homes many times. It should not be ant different.
I would clean it with some type solvent to remove grease/ dust then I would prime it with Kilz or something like. Paint with a Satin or Eggshell finish latex top coat.

[Kellys]

Yes prep the most important

[troutslayer]

I'm not thinking that will work due to the surface gloss. I would think you need to use some sort of chemical that etches the gloss. You may want to try a small inconspicuous area before tackling the entire job. Just my .02 worth.

[Snake Plissken]

Originally Posted by norty1

I have painted paneling in homes many times. It should not be ant different.
I would clean it with some type solvent to remove grease/ dust then I would prime it with Kilz or something like. Paint with a Satin or Eggshell finish latex top coat.

I've done the same thing and would have to agree

[Jagiven]

Parents did it to one of their old tts, that was 20 years ago. Surface prep is key.

[Tunce the traveler]

You paint it you own it!!! Some day it might be a hard sell with painted walls. Now this is only me talking but I would never buy or even look at a travel trailer with painted walls. Again I'm sorry for being so blunt but I hope your not making a mistake on its resale value.