89 25L Voyager renovations
 

Hi Everyone,
We hope you are having a wonderful beginning of 2018. We were lucky enough to take our new project on the road in early December and January.
Late last year we started doing some renovations to the floor. This came after we discovered the water leak at the pump which lead to a soppy rug. :eek:

Here are some of the photos from along the way!
Old Door Pull
https://angeldesigns.com/Hi-Lo/Old_Pull_handle.JPG
New Door Pull
https://angeldesigns.com/Hi-Lo/NewPullHandle.JPG

Kitchen cabinets, old floor
https://angeldesigns.com/Hi-Lo/Kitchen_Counter2.JPG

Old Stove and cabinets
https://angeldesigns.com/Hi-Lo/Oven_.JPG

Stove
https://angeldesigns.com/Hi-Lo/Stove_.JPG

Old bathroom floor...
https://angeldesigns.com/Hi-Lo/Toilet_.JPG

Yellow AC :(
https://angeldesigns.com/Hi-Lo/Yellow_AC.JPG

Find out how to fully take that cover off?

Pretty sure it can look like new using spray paint. Remove the control knobs, the two screws and a nudge forward.

Best of luck with your renovations.
 

Walmart sells a Krylon spray paint that is made for plastic. Consider replacing your rusty screws with stainless steel ones. I couldn't believe the amt. of screws both internal and external. I have a 1990 25FT. Classic that is very similiar to yours. If you don't want to paint the cupboards you can use restore a finish from Home Depot. Or use liquid gold. I also used Early American stain right over the existing cupboards. Keep the pictures coming.