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Amazing job! Your husband is so talented and your home looks cozy and sweet! If you guys come to North Carolina...PLEASE call me! We'd love to have you over!
ReplyDeleteWait! Holly...you live in NC?!? I thought you lived in AZ. Did you move? Where in NC are you?
ReplyDeleteWow, you guys did a great job!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! So cute! Cuter than my house. :) Will you be coming through Texas?
ReplyDeleteThanks, girls! Kathy....Texas is HIGH on our list to visit. Probably first on the list, so YES! We'd love to see you when we come!
ReplyDeleteAWESOME!! You should just park at our place. We don't have hookups for you, but you can use our bathrooms, and we have a generator--can you use that for electricity?
ReplyDeleteLove the remodel!
ReplyDeleteHow did you turn the yellow bathroom sink and toilet into white? What it some sort of paint you used?
It was some special paint for painting appliances maybe? I'm not sure what The Hot Contractor used, but it was something like that. :)
DeleteWow! I am speechless with the great transformation that had happened. It’s much better especially with that white paint on. The white color has made your RV to look very clean, fresh, comfortable and very modern. It has now a sense of elegance and style. How’s your RV now ever since you posted this? I hope it still looks beautiful like this.
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It's great, Rosalinda! In fact, we're moving back into it in a few weeks! Off for another adventure! :)
DeleteI love that you call your hubby your hot contractor :)
ReplyDeleteAnd I do love your crown moulding-- perfect touch!
Everything looks great after the renovation! I love the vintage touch you did with your bathroom! Goodluck with your adventures! ;)
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Looks great!
ReplyDeleteHello! Your RV remodel looks awesome. I found your blog from googling rv remodeling on our own "new to me" rv. What did you use to paint your sink and faucets? Does it still look good after time? You and your "hot contractor" did a fav job. I am in the destruction state of the rv and looking for affordable alternatives. Would love to email you a few questions if you have the time. Thanks! Melissa
ReplyDeleteMelissa, I'm so sorry I didn't respond to this earlier! I don't know how I missed it! Yes! You can email me! I'd love to chat!
DeleteHow fun! We just bought a 1977 Holiday Rambler and I am in the process of remodeling it right now! You are lucky your hot contractor will help! Hahah! I am madly in love with the crown molding! Did it have that awful plastic strip thing along the top of your entire RV? Did you have to rip it off to put up the molding? And, if you ever come to CO I could use some help for sure!
ReplyDeleteSorry to miss this, Natalie! Not sure how that happened!
DeleteYes, we did have that awful plastic strip! The Hot Contractor put mud over it, I'm pretty sure. He mudded the entire inside (which we now regret...it's too hard, and when the RV moves, it cracks, then peels). It looked nice at first, but I wouldn't recommend it.
What did you use to paint the toilet? Working on mine this week. Looks great!
ReplyDeleteWe used appliance paint, I think. There is a certain paint that you can use that is for toilets and showers.
DeleteNice post and amazing tips. Kitchen Remodeling is very easy with M.H.M Remodeling. Kitchen remodeling Austin
ReplyDeleteHi there! I know I'm commenting on a very old blog post, but I'm hoping you'll still see my question. We are just beginning an RV remodel, and I'm hoping to make good choices as I plan out my painting job. Could you please ask the Hot Contractor what type of paint he used on the toilet, sink and countertop in the bathroom? It looks like he used the same paint on the sink as he did the counter, is that right? And, now that time has passed, how has the paint held up on all of those surfaces? I would appreciate any suggestions you have for me. Thank you, Amy
ReplyDeleteHey, Amy!
DeleteHe used Appliance Paint on all those things. It did not hold up for long, especially in the sink. It started to peel after awhile. I don't know what other options there are though...he felt like that was the only/best option at the time. Hope that helps!
Thank you very much! That is a huge help :)
Deletei'm buying a 1998 Jayco MotorHome class C, it has twin beds in the main back, I'd like to re-model it to a queen instead plus add washer and dryer to it. could you give me a few places to look on the re-models? ty also i'm in Knoxville,TN.
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