Painting mobile home walls

Paint over the wall paper in this manufactured mobile home or do I remove it?

Removing the strips from mobile home walls can refresh the look of your space. Here are some tips to make this task easier: Gently pry the strips off with a putty knife. Check for nails. Fill gaps with spackle. Let it dry. After the spackle dries, sand the area. Wipe down the wall.

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US Mobile Home Pros recommends the best paints for vinyl mobile home walls, offering options for durability, finish, and easy maintenance.

Mobile homes, especially older ones, have walls that are not the traditional drywall construction found in stick built houses. This is a guide about painting walls in a mobile home.

US Mobile Home Pros offers creative tips for painting mobile home walls with style, helping you transform your space with color and design.

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Painting vinyl walls in a mobile home is time-consuming and frustrating because of the shiny surface and those blasted battens covering the seams. Older mobile homes usually have faux wood paneling, so they aren't as frustrating to paint. But manufactured homes built after the early eighties tend to have walls made from panels of pressed gypsum