Painted finally

So, the day arrived where the interior would become less of a patchwork quilt and more to one consistent color. We applied an epoxy primer 1st, and then a once over with zolatone and then the fun part came with a the air pressure turned down and the splatter portion. It reminds we of a whole lot of white, dark grey and golden sperm swimming on my walls. We did not have enough to completely coat the whole interior, but enough to get the public areas and behind some of the cabinets etc. The guns we were using were top of the line and spupposedly cost about $800 +/- for just the gun. They were what I imained to be professional grade, not DIY grade. I just met the right person at the right time, let me tell you. The whole painting project would not have taken place had I not been contacted by a new Airstream buddy of mine from the outskirts of Atlanta. So, we primed it with an Epoxy grey and then applied a ruby red lamp to help cure the primer. The next step was to spray the zolatone coloring the walls. I did not realize that whenyou turn the pressure on the gun down, that the true effects of zolatone take place, the slatter effect. This is what it is all about friends....So here are some funny pics of our day. I am going to try to post them begining to end in two posts.