Wax over decals?

Heck I've used no wax ....no 303 .. nuttin but a warm water & soft sponge bath and them there decals till look good as new, of course it's only 6 months old...lol

Used nu-finish this weekend, everything turned out great.

Jayco23FB wrote:

Terryallan wrote:

rgbutten wrote:
What's a good, easy wax to use?

I use MeQuires cleaner wax. after that turtle wax will do.

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Buffs off very easy.

x2 on the ICE. It's easy, just doesn't last as long. But it makes it far less of a chore to apply. JT

I use MeGuiars , also .
But only on my cars .
I use MeGuiars CLAY BAR , Polish , Wax , Detailer , and tire dressing .
Every other year their reps put on a clinic for our car club .
But a trailer is just so big that " ICE " is the best answer for the labor involved .

Terryallan wrote:

rgbutten wrote:
What's a good, easy wax to use?

I use MeQuires cleaner wax. after that turtle wax will do.

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Sun is what kills the graphics .
Do yourself a favor and try the " ICE " by turtlewax .
It is the fastest and easiest to use .
Because of this you can " ICE " more frequently .
Frequent washing ( like after every trip) makes a bigger difference than the products you use .
That is what has kept my 12 year old Komfort looking new .
Whatever you use you can apply it over the decals .
303 is fine but "ICE " does the same job for way less money .
FREQUENT WASHING works the best .
Brand Of Product is minor compared to elbow grease .

I was told I could wax mine and they did not last. I now have a trailer
with graphics on the passenger side only that is always in the shade the 3
other sides are blanks because they got so bad. Mine is a 05 model year.
I don't know if they got better over the years or different makers used different
companies.

Never had a problem waxing mine.
Other than some fading,they are still in very good condition.

empty_nest wrote:
Do it all the time; never a problem. I'd go nuts trying to work around all those graphics.

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