Chinook RV

cab is painted and stripes added. We changed the stripes on the hood a bit. I think they look better. Now on to the coach.

The cab and all of the stripes have been repainted and clear coated. All that's left is color sand and polish the stripes and polish and wax the fiberglass. I will get some more photos when it is complete and out in the sun. Mark in San Diego

Outstanding work! That looks very nice!

Barrera wrote: July 14th, 2020, 1:54 pm Outstanding work! That looks very nice!

Agreed, really nice.

soooo........when can I bring mine down for some striping treatment??? Looks really good Mark!

I am interest to know the price tag from Mark, but feel that it should be done in PM so that I will not be embarrassed. Did I said that out loud?

That's great! Beautiful job.

The Concourse "racing stripe" livery is one of the very few stock RV paint schemes I would ever duplicate. But it's one reason I love mine. I think it suits the shape of the "house" perfectly. And no swoops! (I know many people love swoops; I'm just not one of them.) When mine eventually "go," I will probably have them re-done stock just like you did.

Speaking of which: Is your team available for hire to do stripes if one brings their Chinook in? For future reference

Awesome!!!

I looked back at the job; It was about $1500 in materials including the oxford white for the cab, 2 blue colors, clear, tape paper primer etc; Job took about 200 man hours sanding all the clear off and any deficient base; We would probably have to charge $10,000 plus materials to paint cab and all stripes;

markatherton wrote: July 17th, 2020, 7:47 am I looked back at the job; It was about $1500 in materials including the oxford white for the cab, 2 blue colors, clear, tape paper primer etc; Job took about 200 man hours sanding all the clear off and any deficient base; We would probably have to charge $10,000 plus materials to paint cab and all stripes;

A job well done ain't cheap.....must look stunning up close and personal.