This motorhome came to us for a refresh paint job, retaining its distinctive bronze, cream and burgundy colour scheme while giving the exterior a fresh look.
In the booth
Finished
Masked and prepared in the paint booth, then back at the customer’s home, showing the finished paint refresh in daylight.
The aim was to refresh the paintwork while keeping the motorhome’s familiar character. The contrasting colours and sweeping lines are an important part of its appearance, so the refresh needed to work with that existing design.
The first photo shows the motorhome during preparation in the paint booth. The windscreen, windows and surrounding areas were masked, leaving the sections being refinished exposed.
On a large vehicle with curved panels and multiple colour bands, careful masking helps protect adjacent surfaces and define the edges of the paintwork.
The bronze upper section, cream bands and deep burgundy detailing bring the colour scheme together, while reflections across the panels show the glossy finish.
The refreshed front carries the motorhome’s distinctive colour layout through its broad panels and curved lower sections.
The final photo was taken at the customer’s home after the motorhome left our workshop. It shows the finished paintwork in natural daylight, with the masking removed and the bronze, cream and burgundy colours complementing the side graphics.
The result is a refreshed appearance that keeps the motorhome’s classic character.
Class A and Class C bodies, sidewalls, caps and roofs — repaired in the bay, not shipped out.
RV & motorhomeCompromised rear fiberglass cut out, rebuilt in layers and reinforced with aluminum backing.
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