Oh man did you say Turtle Wax? I'd get beat up side the head if I mentioned that name in the detailing forum. I'm just busting ba$& though...I'm sure it's okay for an RV. Just FYI, if you're looking to by a shelf product that doesn't cost much but does a good job....try Meguairs NXT Tech Wax 2.0. You can get it at most auto stores and Wally World. It's a synthetic wax and has some cleaners in it so it does an awesome job cleaning up the finish. It's actually my wax of choice; I use it on my vehicles AND RV except for I apply with a DA buffer. I did this last year and it turned out awesome. This year, I'm going to use an actual polish first to clean and then follow up with a wax. If what you're using now gets you the result you're looking for, then that's all you need.
Good luck and happy camping!!!
BigSur2
2012 Keystone Bullet 286QBS
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I'd get beat up side the head if I mentioned that name in the detailing forum. I'm just busting ba$& though...I'm sure it's okay for an RV. Just FYI, if you're looking to by a shelf product that doesn't cost much but does a good job....try Meguairs NXT Tech Wax 2.0. You can get it at most auto stores and Wally World. It's a synthetic wax and has some cleaners in it so it does an awesome job cleaning up the finish. It's actually my wax of choice; I use it on my vehicles AND RV except for I apply with a DA buffer. I did this last year and it turned out awesome. This year, I'm going to use an actual polish first to clean and then follow up with a wax. If what you're using now gets you the result you're looking for, then that's all you need. 
