One of the most popular renovation to any Vintage Trailer is, without a doubt, painting. Exterior and Interior painting a Vintage Trailer is a lot of work that brings the most reward. Check out our extensive articles on Exterior Painting. https://www.argosytraveling.com/2020/06/08/exterior-painting-vintage-trailers/ If not done correctly, your paint will peel and all your hard work will […]
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A couple of years ago, we painted our Argosy Trailer with Rustoleum Topside paint using foam rollers. It was a long process but the low cost was worth the effort. It cost a couple of hundred dollars to repaint the exterior of this trailer a Gloss White. It would have cost over $4k for a […]
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Our son asked us to completely redo his 1966 Aristocrat Travelier to bring it up to a more classic masculine and less cluttered cartoon look. Basically, he wanted the Vintage Turquoise and Orange look gone and replaced with a clean, fresh masculine look. We went with a Navy and White color theme but not a […]
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There is no short cut to painting your Airstream or Argosy walls. I feel the need to put this out to the Universe because, well, I have heard too many people paint the walls without proper prep. A year (or less) later, the paint comes peeling off. And I mean ALL of it comes peeling […]
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We have no problem keeping our Airstream Argosy tambours original…when it is woodgrain. It’s that ugly faded yellow tambour that just looks terrible and begs to be painted. Those old tambours did not age well. There are a couple of options for painting the tambours: Spray Paint or Paint and Brush. We only recommend spray […]
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I can’t believe we wet sanded this thing three times and even in the rain! A LOT of work!! Read our How To Paint Your Vintage Trailer.
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Mike
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