Hunter,
Not sure what was going on earlier, but this time it worked. Nice looking
interior. You may want to consider keeping the wood original rather than
laminating. I used a citris stripper some years ago on my '60 airstream.
Did a great job of taking off the old sealer but retaining most of the
stain. I used a little stain to match the grain where the wood had worn and
re-sealed with a poly. Looked very good and original. Don't have a clue
what the stripper was, but it was available at the normal building material
places and had no fumes and was not flammable.
Good luck
Pete
> Hi Gang,
>
> Hunter here. I've rejoined this list because I'm now the proud owner
> of my very own 1949 vintage trailer. (c:
>
> That's the good news, the bad news is it's not an Airstream... it's a
> Vagabond model 262.
>
> I joined a Vagabond list and the people there are not as helpful as
> I've always found Airstreamers to be so I thought I'd come here and
> see what useful information I can glean from those of you who have
> been there, done that.
>
> Here's my proud beauty <g>
>
> http://members.aol.com/airstreamin/vagabond.htm
>
> Hunter