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OSCBRADLEY

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Posted: 04/08/12 04:47pm

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Hello,

My motorhome is a 2000, gel coat does not look too awefully bad but waxes seem to be leaving less and less of a shine. I have read some articles online and on this site about 303 protectant. The product seems almost "to easy" so I was wondering if anyone has used it recently and what the results were, are there any "tricks" to the application process? Thanks everyone

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Posted: 04/08/12 04:55pm

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I use it on the slide out rubber seals........great for them. Just spray on and gentle wipe.

Haven't tried it on the fiberglass/gel coat........hummmmmmmm

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Posted: 04/08/12 05:01pm

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Use it on the seals, tires, seats, and decals. Do get it on the fiberglass but it does not have the shine a good wax does.

harold1946

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Posted: 04/08/12 06:00pm

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303 is not a wax, it is a UV protectant. I have been using it everything from the roof to the tires since 1993 and love it. Before using it all the old oxidation will need to be removed. Best done with a polishing compound.
The only "trick" is do not apply it like you would a wax.
Its not a wax -on- wax -off. Two squirts on a rag and spread it spread it spread it, then buff until dry.

Harold and Linda
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