Wall Paper

SJSS Slingshot · 07-30-2017, 06:41 PM

Does anyone have info on where to purchase factory wall paper for our 2012 M19QB Slingshot? Previous owner had these wooden picture frames inside on the curb side above dinette, held with velcrow on the wall. We decided to take them off and the velcrow , which was glued to the wall paper, tore the wall paper along the wall. So looking at about 8 feet to replace for sure. I have not contacted CrossRoads as of yet, thinking someone on here may have some info on where to get it elsewhere.
Thanks for any info

**mark5w** · 07-30-2017, 09:21 PM

That is not wall paper on the walls. That is a decorated wall panels. Will be hard to find a wall paper to match.
Here's an example RV Paneling | Wall, Interior & Exterior RV Paneling - All-Rite

SJSS Slingshot · 07-31-2017, 05:03 AM

Hi Mark, thanks for the reply and the link. Did not know it was decorated wall panel, cause it torn just like wall paper. My wife said she can actually reglue the velcrow back on and said you wont even notice it with the frames back in place. Thanks for your help.
SJSS

FezUSA · 07-31-2017, 07:28 AM

You could also get all creative and use a product similar to what was used for redoing a backsplash, see this link. Possibly put a horizontal strip that would cover the area? Just a thought!!

SJSS Slingshot · 07-31-2017, 08:23 AM

Thanks Fez for reply, I was thinking of that to. The frames are all solid wood, 4 all together above dinette and under the 4 small ceiling lights over dinette. We were just looking for a lil different look. But wife said she fixing today by gluing back the Velcro, and will cover the lil torn areas. Then put frames back on. So it's one of those things you live with. Thanks again Mark and Fez.

travelin texans · 07-31-2017, 09:06 AM

Don't get creative & try to paint the walls either. My SIL tried that & it looked a lot worse than having a couple of boo boos in the paneling.

SJSS Slingshot · 07-31-2017, 06:08 PM

Well the 4 frames are back up, and the lil tears behind a few of them is glued back in place and looks like the day we got it. We have pictures in the frames from different camping trips, and it looks good. We were just looking for a new look, when we wanted to take them down, just a plain wall. Truthfully I cant say whether they are from the factory or someone added them. The wood looks like solid cherry, which matches all the cabinets.
Travelin Texans thanks for the tip about painting and everyone else who shared their thoughts.

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