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Old 04-25-2020, 06:49 PM   #1
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Wall Paint

I want to paint my bathroom in my 17 Ultra lite Jayco. Can I use wall paint or do I have to use a special paint?
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Old 04-25-2020, 07:33 PM   #2
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What year?

Not really, but do prep the walls. Not sure when Jayco started to coat the "wood work" with silicone. Hence make sure to clean everything.
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I'd suggest cleaning all surfaces you want to paint with a solution of T.S.P. (Tri-sodium Phosphate). You can buy it at any store that sells paint. WEAR HEAVY RUBBER GLOVES because it will eat the flesh right off your hands. After a good washing with the T.S.P. solution, rinse the surfaces with clean water a couple of times, then let them air dry. I've painted quite a few vinyl-clad walls, and have gotten better paint adhesion & coverage when I primed the surfaces with "KILZ" (also available anywhere that sells paint). Finally, use a high-quality interior wall paint and let it cure thoroughly before you expose it to rough use. I might also suggest that an eggshell or satin finish will be much more durable in an RV than a flat finish.

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Old 04-26-2020, 07:27 AM   #4
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I'd suggest cleaning all surfaces you want to paint with a solution of T.S.P. (Tri-sodium Phosphate). You can buy it at any store that sells paint. WEAR HEAVY RUBBER GLOVES because it will eat the flesh right off your hands. After a good washing with the T.S.P. solution, rinse the surfaces with clean water a couple of times, then let them air dry. I've painted quite a few vinyl-clad walls, and have gotten better paint adhesion & coverage when I primed the surfaces with "KILZ" (also available anywhere that sells paint). Finally, use a high-quality interior wall paint and let it cure thoroughly before you expose it to rough use. I might also suggest that an eggshell or satin finish will be much more durable in an RV than a flat finish.

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X2 The correct advice.
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This has my next project to be done. Thanks for the help. Was not sure it could be done by. I use kills and Vaspar paint. I did not know about the cleaner and rubber gloves. Now all we need is warm dry weahter.
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