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MamaJBee · 09-22-2014, 10:26 AM

Hi, everyone. DH and I just bought a "new to us" 2006 2619 this weekend. It has had some pretty extensive mouse damage, so I got new mattresses, and have removed all the curtains, valances, and shower curtains.

I really want to

1) remove the fabric around the front edge of each of the beds, the dinette seats, and the edges of the back beds;

2) would like to get new seals and vinyl flaps for around the beds; and

3) would like to make new dinette seats (the cushions, not the wood benches themselves).

What do you see me needing to worry about? I think I could remove the "edging fabric" and make a template, then use fabric glue to put the new on.

The white vinyl and the seals under them are really stained. I don't know what to do about that.

I want to replace the dinette seats, has anyone done this?

I already found the info on removing the carpet and linoleum flooring, and that is a priority as well.

I am so glad this site is here! I am not afraid of elbow grease and hard work, but like to "follow directions" more than I like to "invent a plan!"

09-22-2014, 10:26 AM	#1
MamaJBee Member Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: Manassas, VA Posts: 25	Fabric replacement etc. Hi, everyone. DH and I just bought a "new to us" 2006 2619 this weekend. It has had some pretty extensive mouse damage, so I got new mattresses, and have removed all the curtains, valances, and shower curtains. I really want to 1) remove the fabric around the front edge of each of the beds, the dinette seats, and the edges of the back beds; 2) would like to get new seals and vinyl flaps for around the beds; and 3) would like to make new dinette seats (the cushions, not the wood benches themselves). What do you see me needing to worry about? I think I could remove the "edging fabric" and make a template, then use fabric glue to put the new on. The white vinyl and the seals under them are really stained. I don't know what to do about that. I want to replace the dinette seats, has anyone done this? I already found the info on removing the carpet and linoleum flooring, and that is a priority as well. I am so glad this site is here! I am not afraid of elbow grease and hard work, but like to "follow directions" more than I like to "invent a plan!"