I used a good paste wax over the past month on my fiver to get that deep protection and shine that I like.. The question I have is this- what do you all use to get the dry wax build up off the joints/seams?Are there any other freaks out there like me who use a Q-Tip on every seam? There has to be a better way without removing too much wax from the panels . .

So..now we know why your truck/coach always look great! As a friend though, will be sending a therapist your way. :)I do not like that dry wax on edges either. Plus, it seems to grow, if left in those creases. What I use in those hard to access little creases is ProtectAll. It will clean up those dry wax lines, and has carnauba wax in it. Use a small fiber rag, with a bit of PA on a corner to clean, and follow with a soft cloth on edges.Jerry

MFL wrote:So..now we know why your truck/coach always look great! As a friend though, will be sending a therapist your way. :)I do not like that dry wax on edges either. Plus, it seems to grow, if left in those creases. What I use in those hard to access little creases is ProtectAll. It will clean up those dry wax lines, and has carnauba wax in it. Use a small fiber rag, with a bit of PA on a corner to clean, and follow with a soft cloth on edges.JerryI use a used tooth brush that's has gotten soft , to get in the creases , edges etc .

I knew there was good reason I never use paste wax. :)

Yep, too much new technology to relive the “Wax On / Wax Off” effort with modern paint and clear coats, and washing products and “Spray On / Wipe Off” products like Wash Wax All. To the OP: Nice shine though. fj12ryder wrote:I knew there was good reason I never use paste wax. :)

Thanks to all..... I try for a solid coat of paste wax per year and use Wash-Wax All in-between trips..I switch it up from Q tips to soft bristle tooth brush as wellMaybe I will try to spray wash-wax all on a rag and use that on the seams.???

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cummins2014
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Jun 06, 2023
MFL wrote:
So..now we know why your truck/coach always look great! As a friend though, will be sending a therapist your way. :)

I do not like that dry wax on edges either. Plus, it seems to grow, if left in those creases. What I use in those hard to access little creases is ProtectAll. It will clean up those dry wax lines, and has carnauba wax in it. Use a small fiber rag, with a bit of PA on a corner to clean, and follow with a soft cloth on edges.

Jerry

I use a used tooth brush that's has gotten soft , to get in the creases , edges etc .
MFL
Nomad II
Jun 06, 2023
So..now we know why your truck/coach always look great! As a friend though, will be sending a therapist your way. :)

I do not like that dry wax on edges either. Plus, it seems to grow, if left in those creases. What I use in those hard to access little creases is ProtectAll. It will clean up those dry wax lines, and has carnauba wax in it. Use a small fiber rag, with a bit of PA on a corner to clean, and follow with a soft cloth on edges.

Jerry

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