rbrand
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I just finished re-caulking and now that I've got some momentum I want to spiffy up the fiberglass. What product do you recommend and what tips do you have?
The less you plan the more options you have.
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Valkyriebush
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Maguires. I like the spray bottle. Only use it for touch ups otherwise I like nufinish. After 9 years the white part of my RV is slightly yellowing. Not sure if the products I've been using has caused it or age. Good that the white is the smallest color on my green and gold colord RV.
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2Fliers
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Zaino's All-In-One. You can use it with a rag and a little elbow grease or a polisher. I just put a coat on the Wild Cargo and it shines like new!
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skipnchar
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I also use Meguyers but I use the "gold class" liquid wax. Biggest advantage is that you can apply it today and easily remove it when it's convenient in the next few days.
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trailerbikecamper
eastern Canada
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I use Mother's three step cleaner polish and wax. It is labor uses a lot of elbow grease but it's worth it. I used it on my boat and kept it like new for 11yrs.
Then I moved and had to sell the boat.
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wny_pat
Western NYS
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Something for fiberglass like 3M™ Marine Fiberglass Cleaner and Wax. Or strip the wax and remove any oxidation and then Zep Wet look floor finish, about 4 to 5 coats.
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John Wayne
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Protect-all oxidation remover followed by. Meguyers Flagship cleaner wax
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ArticFox 676
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Living in FL heat we find a good marine wax is best for holding up and keeping a shine. We use Mequires.
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BigSur2
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I use Meguiar's RV/Boat line of products. They are specifically formulated for fiberglass. They have pure wax or you can step up to polishes and compounds. Just depends on the condition of the surface you are treating. Good luck.
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Duck
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ArticFox 676 wrote:Living in FL heat we find a good marine wax is best for holding up and keeping a shine. We use Mequires.
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