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Paint caravan

How it works

Tips & tricks for painting the inside of caravans

  • Always remove the adhesive tape while the varnish is still damp.
  • Scratches and imperfections in the surfaces of your caravan can be repaired beforehand with our filler.
  • On foiled surfaces or plastic veneer, use our To Bond & Block primer to ensure a good paintable surface and perfect adhesion.
  • For light colour shades on real wood, pre-paint with our To Bond & Block primer to avoid stains in the new coat
  • Protect stressed surfaces from scratches and splashes with To Seal.

Paint your caravan: How-to

Here’s how to paint your camper van with ease:

  • Carefully clean the surfaces to remove grease and dust, then wipe them down with clean water.
  • Mask off anything that isn’t to be painted.
  • Prime smooth surfaces with To Bond & Block and leave the primer to dry for approx. 3 hours.
  • Stir the paint thoroughly and pour it into a paint tray.
  • Apply the paint quickly and evenly. Use a brush to cover corners and edges first. Use a roller to paint the larger surfaces.
  • After 4–6 hours’ drying time, apply the second coat.
  • After 14 days, the paint will have cured and be fully hardwearing.
Need more details? In our guide to painting caravans, we’ve put together everything you need to know.

Our Easy Eggshell!

That's why our Easy Eggshell! is simply the perfect choice for your painting project:

  • You can use it to conjure up soft, silky matt surfaces that are very robust and easy to clean.
  • Its high covering power and optimum consistency ensure drip- and splash-free work that is simply fun.
  • It is water-based and low-odour and beautifies the interior of your caravan with its many great colour shades


Painting caravan interiors: Over 100 colours


Caravan colours according to colour shade