Just finished the new valances, wane's coating, walnut trim at the CCC, and below the windows. My neighbor owns a paint store, he got the stain spot on.Many coats of sanded clear coat.
Covered the dinette chairs to match.
Never cared for the curved style window covers. I always like the newer ones. They cover the blinds, and square the windows up.
This all brought back fond memories of my Van Shop days
One picture before, and during updates
Nice job and pattern is bright. I did ours too and made a nice change from original.
JohnH
Our 97 does not have round opening valences
295 vs 320 difference?
Nice job. We have done the bedroom walls and thats it so far.
John
Thanks everyone. Bath tile, and finish the wanes coat in the bedroom. But going to take a break till winter. Race car engine is on the front burner
Interesting. All the 97's I have seen have the opryland window coverings.
Always liked the wanes coating, and walnut (or oak) bottom rails. I feel like it had too much white on the walls. I even considered painting them off white, or beige like a newer coach. The walnut behind the CCC really helped too......Happy with the small amount of white
Thanks, the wife and mother in law picked the two fabrics. They have good taste.I can't believe how much it woke it all up.
My 96 U320 does not have rounded window valences either.
Perhaps the round window valences were introduced in 97 when white vinyl wall covering replaced the walnut panelling.
U295 had the round valances in beam alarms literature
I looked at a 1996 U270 , it had round valances, no wanes coating.
Bob, I was considering correcting that spelling but thought I better not. I kept looking at those words and smiling.
JohnH