Hi Gwen,
I'm not the wife, but a female Airstream owner who couldn't live with the
70s brown. I have had good results using automotive interior paint, usually
only available in aerosol cans. It bonds with the plastic/vinyl to create a
durable finish. As it is applied by aerosol.coverage needs 2 fine coats,
but leaves no brushmarks. As I'm in the UK, can't help you with
stockists/mfrs, but car customising places will carry it.

>I have a number of questions:
>1. I hate the vinal ceilings and walls. I would like to paint them but I
>am uncertain what that would look like.  Has anyone done this and does
>it look flat and vacant? Brush strokes visible? Too stark?  Odd? etc.  I
>would like feedback.

Tambours I have treated the same way, but removing them first for
cleaning/repair work
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>2. Painting the tambours...........successful?
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>3. I would be interested to hear from anyone that has ventured beyond

Had to rip out interior, changing in for 50's diner style, turquoise,
black/white flooring, 50's fridge used for food storage, RV fridge hidden
in wardrobe, new formica surfaces etc
>what may be considered conventional.
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>4. I would like any tips, mistakes, reccomendations,  for striking out
>and creating something very unique.

Keep as much storage as you can, you will need it, and a tidy unit with
plenty of storage is better than an open-plan unit with stuff around
because you have nowhere to put it..never underestimate the amount of stuff
you will have with you.
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>5. Storage.............We are planning to take this on the road for 3
>months to escape the New England winter and may decide this to be a life
>style for wintering. That is unknown.  The unit is now equipped with
>quite a bit of storage. More than I see needed. I would like to free up
>some room for a more open atmostphere but I have no experience in what
>ammount of storage space we will require.  Not knowing us, this is a
>difficult to address, but I would like to hear what you have to say on
>this subject.
>
>Thanks, Gwen
>

All IMHO, and worth whatever you make of it,
Marie
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