What do you do with your interior?

[magilla]

My dirt tear is a mixture of stained ply and pine, I used Sikkens varnish, top quality stuff. And as I rivetted my ply walls to the steel frame, I then used textured lining paper (Anaglypta) I chose one which looked like heavy hession and then painted that in a couple of coats of acrylic paint, everyone coments on how well it looks, gotta be happy with that

[canned o minimum]

Though we design and build our TDs to OUR taste, it is always nice to git props and acceptance fer our efforts. Measure TWICE, cut ONCE...

[Mightydog]

Our interior is whatever Home Depot had on special in their paneling section. I think they're honey oak of some sort...

[BigAl]

Breaking from tradition (but mainly because I have a massive stash of it) I will *probably use White High Impact PolyStyrene Sheet (HIPS).

I have large sheets of it from 0.5mm to 2.0mm thick.

Cheap
White to reflect all available light
100% Waterproof
Easy to cut with a craft knife.
Bends around even tight radii.
Fast to fit, way quicker than painting or papering.
Nice, even finish. I will use white caulk for the seams.
Wipes clean with a soapy rag.
Totally hides, screws, dings and backwards fitted ply. ;)

For the floor I will buy an off-cut of vinyl floor covering from my local flooring discounter.

[canned o minimum]

Jus my personal preferance on the wood interior. I would think the white would really reflect too much lite at nite. Work with whatcha got

[bdosborn]

Our walls just have clear poly on them. I like the watersoluble stuff as it cleans up easy.



I put the finish on before the walls went up on the Boxcar instead of finishing the walls from the inside like I did on the teardrop. Its *much* easier that way.
Bruce

[halfdome, Danny]

Pre-finish everything you possibly can, whatever you do.

It is easier!

dave

The best way to build. Danny

[canned o minimum]

Nice craftsmanship Danny !! Pre-planning makes ALL the difference.