Sunday, August 16, 2009

I Need (WANT) One of These!!!!

Wouldn't one of these look soooo cute next to my trailer????
I found a shop that carries them, and in colors too!
I think a pink one would be perfect for a my Serro Scotty trailer.
For a mere $150.00 it could be mine. Guess I had better start saving my loose change.
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6 comments:

  1. Bee Haven BevAugust 17, 2009 at 4:07 PM

    I know where you can find one, too!!! You definitely need this!!

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  2. Maryjane-The Beehive CottageAugust 17, 2009 at 5:20 PM

    Oh Grace that is soooo cute! I thought...I want one to, then I thought a little harder and realized I have a brown one in my back yard I bought at HomeGoods about 4 years ago! Dahhhhh Mj! Perfect for camping! Now we need to find you one!!! Miss you sweetie!

    Hugs!
    Maryjane

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  3. JenniferSeptember 4, 2009 at 6:50 PM

    I have a couple of questions about renovating your super cute trailer!! I'm wanting to paint my oven to make it black instead of white. I see that you've done that! I'd love to knwo what sort of paint you used. Thanks so much!
    jennifer
    hersouthern charm at gmail dot com

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  4. JanineSeptember 7, 2009 at 6:09 PM

    Hi There,
    Do the Sisters On the Fly Gals paint their own trailers, or do most of them have them painted by a bodyshop? If they paint their own, do they use a brush, industrial sprayer or spray can? What about the artwork?

    Thanks
    Janine

    janinemdavis at gmail dot com

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  5. KatmomSeptember 7, 2009 at 10:02 PM

    Hey Jen,
    there is a special spray paint for BBQ's and appliances that come in a spay can...check out your local Lowes-Home-Desprate-Depot as well as Wal-marts.
    I used regular spary paint on my stove, as I rarely use my stove in my trailer & when I do I don't crank it up past medium. I did the same in my Scamp trailer and never had any problems with blistering. Hope this helps.

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  6. KatmomSeptember 7, 2009 at 10:13 PM

    Hey Janine,
    Some of the gals paint their own trailers, while others have them professionally done. One of the gals, Teresa, had "decals" created & applied to her trailer of vintage Western Movie posters.
    So it is really up to you.
    Personally I am not fond of brush painting,,,I would suggest using a paint sprayer for a better, smoother job or if the budget fits, take it to a body shop.
    I am toying with the idea of trying to paint my Scotty...worse comes to worse if I mess it up then I will take it to a body shop to be done right.

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