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Wall paper

Yahoo Message Number: 112664
Hello gang.
This weekend, I pulled the dinette (kitchen table/cabinet and chairs) out of the coach. I will be putting in a sleeper booth style dinette as soon as it's built. In the meantime, there are holes in the walls, and scuffed /torn wall paper. Is there a special place to get matching wall paper? Is this a paint Store question, or is there a place that sells "factory country coach" wallpaper? The dinette that I'm installing will not cover the holes in the wall, so I definitely need to do some wall paper work.

Dave 04 intrigue ovation 11793

Re: Wall paper

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Yahoo Message Number: 112686
Dave-- I had my Affinity at CC and it also needed new wallpaper. The orginal is no longer available so we replaced with a simular style but it required replacing much more to match.

I would also like to replace the table with a dinnette. Who is building yours?

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Yahoo Message Number: 112688
Hi, thanks for the reply. Currently I am in the shopping process on the booth style dinette, and am leaning towards bradd and hall. I am totally open to suggestions.

Dave

 

Re: Wall paper

Reply #4 –
Yahoo Message Number: 112804
Hello everyone;
So I basically resolved my wall paper issue. At least for now. My original concern was to cover the holes made in the wall by removing the table bracket. The area in concern was approximately 12"x12". This is quite small in the grand scheme of things. I went to a local paint store and found a pattern, that matched closely enough, that since it's under the table, you really won't notice. At least you wouldn't see the holes in the wall. When I asked for a price on wall paper, the guy told me it comes in a pack with 2 rolls, and each roll is like 75 dollars. Not that I don't have 150.00, but I felt like it would be such a waste. First of all, I only needed a tiny piece, and since I wasn't a perfect match, nor would I use the same paper again even if it was, I couldn't bring myself to pay the money. Understanding my situation, the counter man said he would ask the company to send a sample. He asked for a 2' piece. A week or so later, the sample arrived, and looks like it will cover nicely. Free is a whole lot better than 150.00 and throwing the rest of the paper in the garbage. Someday I would like to change all the wall paper in the coach, but not for a while. Thanks again for help and ideas with this and my many other questions along the way.

Dave 04 Intrigue Ovation 11793