Greetings from a thrilled new T@B owner!

Nomad

By panels, are you refering to the trim pieces?

Dalehelman

I would not remove them. Plastic tends to brittle with age and may break easily. I would mask carefully and spray in place after a light sanding and wipe down with mineral  spirits. I have found this product to work well on plastic. I would do a small test befor committing to the complete job.

Nomad

That paint has worked well for me and that color matches my trim.

cbarnhill

I had several mods done by a local RV company in Phoenix. Here's my 2-6 volt installation. 

Nomad

Cindy - Is that inside the standard tub? Did they have to redo the framing? If you don't mind sharing, what did it cost ya?

Vermonster

Great question about the paint.  I am considering painting some of my plastic pieces that are discolored with age.  I agree about not removing most of the trim, could be a real can of worms!   Leslie and Ian, you will love your "vintage" t@b!

jkjenn

PXLated said:

That paint has worked well for me and that color matches my trim.

@Pxlated is this darker than the walls? 

Nomad

Jenn - Yes, just slightly - I have the silver on silver but the trim is slightly darker and it matches that.
There are a couple other Krylon grays in the Walmart selection that are lighter - One of those may match if that's what you're looking for.

jkjenn

PXLated said:

Jenn - Yes, just slightly - I have the silver on silver but the trim is slightly darker and it matches that.
There are a couple other Krylon grays in the Walmart selection that are lighter - One of those may match if that's what you're looking for.

Thanks.... just be a little closer sine I have a different color trim. That looks nice!