Bathroom cupboard doors advice

Dazz

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I have a chausson flash 02 and my wife wants to change the bathroom cupboard doors colour .Has anybody done this I was thinking Fab long or some king of wrap.
 
I used some Fablon in my van. Despite religiously squeezing out all the air between the mating surfaces.....it still bubbled. Probably due to the wide temperature variation within the van between winter and summer. In normal domestic application the temperature and humidity variation is probably quite small by comparison.

Suggest your wife thinks up other ways to keep you busy :LOL:
 
It's the sort of thing that will be easy to put on but very hard to get off without causing dammage. I suspect unless you find someone with similar tastes it might reduce the value of your MH
 
When we bought a PVC we had a few years ago, the previous owns had left it with loads of old unused screw hole and damaged areas of walls where pictures had been, so I refurbished all of the interior panelling with DC-FIX which is a German manufactured version of Fablon. Even used it on the walls of the shower/loo and it handled the wet and temperature changes.

It made a fabulous looking job of our PVC and I was an expert at it by the time I had finished. :giggle:
 
Thanks for reply I also have a roll of D.C.-fix German stuff I’m going to view a few clips to see how they apply it lol

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Side ones done but I’ve tried doing middle big cover but decided it’s not tidy enough but it won’t be a problem for guys who wrap stuff lol
 
If you want to see what can be done when something does not quite 'float your boat'............
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Have a browse and Just see what can be done!

Kev

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