dantheparkman
Lake Worth Florida
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What is the best option in protecting the outside finish and vinyl in the Florida sun. My old unit over 8 years really faded and the sun was hard on the rubber roof. I have heard good and bad about covers but was looking for solutions. Just purchased a new Denali 262RLX and looking for the best protection from the Florida sun.
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remoandiris
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dantheparkman wrote:What is the best option in protecting the outside finish and vinyl in the Florida sun.
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fordsooperdooty
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Buy a gallon of 303 Aerospace Protectant and a spray bottle and use it on painted surfaces, vinyl graphics, rubber, vinyl, plastics, canvas, etc. Safe and contains no damaging petroleum products or silicone.
It's like putting a sunscreen shield SPF 40 on the RV.
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nosticks
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Yep, Aerospace 303.
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gbopp
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nosticks wrote:Yep, Aerospace 303.
x2. The best price I found was from Austin Kayak. But, it's been about a year, maybe you can find a better price.
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CREATO
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I am also interested in this product how is it aplicated just spray on and leave it or buff it in?
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HappyKayakers
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CREATO wrote:I am also interested in this product how is it aplicated just spray on and leave it or buff it in?
Different rules depending on the surface you're applying to but in all cases you have to wipe completely dry. No buffing required but the company recommends reapplication every 3-5 weeks.
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CREATO
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HappyKayakers wrote:CREATO wrote:I am also interested in this product how is it aplicated just spray on and leave it or buff it in?
Different rules depending on the surface you're applying to but in all cases you have to wipe completely dry. No buffing required but the company recommends reapplication every 3-5 weeks.
Thanks for the info ,seems like a lot of aplications funny it dosn't build up.
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HappyKayakers
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CREATO wrote:HappyKayakers wrote:CREATO wrote:I am also interested in this product how is it aplicated just spray on and leave it or buff it in?
Different rules depending on the surface you're applying to but in all cases you have to wipe completely dry. No buffing required but the company recommends reapplication every 3-5 weeks.
Thanks for the info ,seems like a lot of aplications funny it dosn't build up.
Here's a link for more info.
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fordsooperdooty
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303 does not build up because it has no petroleum products, which can build up as a "paraffin" waxy substance on the paint or grafics.
303 will enter vinyl, as well as canvas, rubber and plastics..but won't harm them and adds a layer of UV protection.
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