Re Painting my RV
FWIW, Stripping an airplane, even with the new enviornmental strippers, can be a lot of work. I would venture to say " You would probably not be willing to strip a second airplane" if you have done one before. To do the job PROPERLY you need a facility, and equiptment, suited for the job. The stripper can damage plastic (windows) (Fairings) these need to be either removed or covered with aluminum tape. Stripper residue left on the airframe, especially lap seams, can cause problems, corrosion down the road or blistering of the new paint. Pressure washing with hot water is the perfered method. The waste water can contain residue stripper and paint, this needs to be disposed of properly, not flushed down the drain.
RV people , for the most part are skilled and resourcefull and certinally capeable of doing the job, but, some jobs, IMHO, are better left to the professionals.