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BillyandKris
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Mar 06, 2021

"Waxing" a fifth wheel camper

For a few years we have used Rejex on our 2015 fifth wheel fiberglass camper. The last couple of times we applied it was difficult. Being you have to do a lot of this job on a ladder, we want to go back to using something easier to apply and wipe off. We use Turtle Wax Ice on our truck and are super happy with application and results—easy to apply and wipe off. I recently learned about new Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Wash and Wax or the Hybrid Solutions Wet Wax which I believe(?) is a polymer like Rejex. How do we go about removing the Rejex other than polishing it off (which we aren’t interested in doing)? Can we just start using something like Turtle Wax Ice or TW Hybrid Solutions (on top of the Rejex without bothering to “remove” it)? Which would better: TW Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Wash/Wax, Hybrid Solutions Wet Wax or Turtle Wax Ice? Asking for opinions. THX
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    cummins2014
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    Jun 08, 2021
    blofgren wrote:
    cummins2014 wrote:
    BillyandKris wrote:
    I wanted to follow up here. I'm the OP. We finally got our camper done with the Wash WaxAll and we are super pleased. SOOOOOO much easier than what we were doing before. No more climbing up and down ladders a million times. We'll see how it holds up, but application and initial results are great! Thanks all for the advice.


    Yup, works well, no spending a week for me waxing a fifth wheel, got a lot of others things I would rather do.:)


    I found the same thing when I waxed my rig this year; same result in a fraction of the time. :C


    Did our car yesterday, took less time then washing ,and drying it. Truck next in the next few days , got a trip next week.

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