RV Paint Repair
Whether you scraped your RV backing into a campsite, the clear coat is peeling after years in the sun, or a collision left its mark, we can make it right. Poulsbo RV Collision Repair has been painting and refinishing RVs across Washington for years, with full collision centers in Kent, Everett, and Mt. Vernon. RV paint isn’t the same as car paint, and it takes the right equipment and experience to get it right.</
Why an RV Shop, Not a Car Shop
Most auto body shops simply aren’t set up to paint a 40-foot motorhome. RVs have much larger panels and are built from a mix of materials, including fiberglass and aluminum. A car shop might get the color close, but on a panel that big, any difference in shade or finish stands out the moment sunlight hits it.</
Our paint booths are sized for full RVs, our painters specialize in them, and we use computer color matching to blend new paint into the existing finish. The result holds up to weather and washing, and you won’t be able to spot the repair.</
What We Repair
Everything from a single scratch to a complete repaint:
- Scratches and scuffs — key marks, tree branches, and parking lot scrapes
- Touch-ups — small chips and rock damage
- Peeling clear coat — a common issue on older RVs
- Faded, chalky paint — restored to a clean shine
- Color matching — so spot repairs blend seamlessly
- Full repaints — for older RVs, a new color, or heavy damage
- Collision paint work — as part of larger repairs
- Painting around graphics — we work carefully around your decals
What to Expect
- Inspection and estimate. We look over the damage and give you a written estimate. If you’re filing an insurance claim, we document everything your adjuster needs.
- Prep. Solid prep is what makes a repair last. We sand, prime, and carefully cover your windows, vents, and awnings.
- Color matching. We pull your factory paint code when it’s available, then verify it against your actual finish, since paint shifts as it ages in the sun.
- Paint. Everything is applied in our clean, temperature-controlled booth.
- Blending. We feather the new paint into the surrounding panels so there’s no hard edge.
- Final check. We inspect the finish under different lighting before you pick it up.
Washington Weather Is Hard on Paint
Wet winters, salty coastal air, and strong summer sun all wear down RV finishes. We see a lot of peeling clear coat, fading on the sunny side, and scrapes from low branches at wooded campgrounds. Addressing paint damage early matters — once moisture works its way under the finish, the repair gets considerably bigger.</
Get Your Free Estimate
Bring your RV to any of our locations for an honest assessment and a written estimate. Call us or request one online, and we’ll get your RV looking new again.
Three Locations Across Washington
With collision centers in three locations, there’s likely one near you:
- Kent — serving Seattle, Bellevue, Renton, Tukwila, Burien, Des Moines, Auburn, and Federal Way
- Everett — serving Lynnwood, Edmonds, Bothell, Marysville, Mukilteo, and Snohomish
- Mt. Vernon — serving Bellingham, Burlington, Anacortes, Stanwood, and Skagit Valley
RV owners also travel to us from Tacoma, Olympia, Gig Harbor, Spokane, Yakima, Tri-Cities, Wenatchee, and the Olympic Peninsula.
Everett
12218 Highway 99 S
Everett, WA 98204
1-888-960-9629
Mt. Vernon
510 Eleanor Lane
Mt. Vernon, WA 98273
866-706-1274
Kent
23031 Military RD. S.
Kent, WA 98032
1-888-960-0627
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What We Repair
Everything from a single scratch to a complete repaint:
- Scratches and scuffs — key marks, tree branches, and parking lot scrapes
- Touch-ups — small chips and rock damage
- Peeling clear coat — a common issue on older RVs
- Faded, chalky paint — restored to a clean shine
- Color matching — so spot repairs blend seamlessly
- Full repaints — for older RVs, a new color, or heavy damage
- Collision paint work — as part of larger repairs
- Painting around graphics — we work carefully around your decals
Our AC Repair Process
1. We confirm the symptom and verify power and voltage at the unit
2. We test the capacitor, motors, thermostat, and control board
3. We provide a written estimate before ordering parts
4. We replace the failed component, often the capacitor or fan motor
5. We test cooling output and airflow across the system
6. We confirm the unit cycles correctly on the thermostat
Why Choose Poulsbo RV?
With convenient service centers, expert service RV technicians, and a knowledgeable support staff, you’re never alone on the road when you’re part of the Poulsbo RV family.
We serve RV owners throughout the Puget Sound region and beyond — including Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Bellevue, Kent, Olympia, Sumner, and Mount Vernon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why Does My RV AC Run But Not Cool?
The most common cause is a failed run capacitor that keeps the compressor from starting. Dirty coils, a freeze-up, or low voltage can also stop cooling. We test to pinpoint which.
Is It Worth Repairing My Rooftop AC Or Should I Replace It?
If the compressor is good, repairs like a capacitor or fan motor are very cost-effective. If the compressor has failed, replacing the whole unit is often the better value. We’ll tell you which situation you’re in.
Why Does My AC Freeze Up?
Ice forms when airflow is restricted by a dirty filter or coils, or when the unit runs in cool outside temperatures. We clean the system and check airflow to correct it.
Can Low Campsite Power Damage My AC?
Yes. Low voltage forces the compressor to draw extra current and can shorten its life. A unit that won’t start on weak power often runs fine on adequate power.
How Long Does AC Repair Take?
A capacitor or fan motor is often a same-visit fix. A full unit replacement depends on having the right model in stock.
