Detailing a motorhome
Can a good detailer get most of the oxidation off and bring back the shine on an older motorhome that has that chalky look, not full body paint? To those of you who have had an interior and exterior d...
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gbopp wrote:
Tell the detail people about the Zep/Red Max Pro Process. It does a great job on older units.
If you don't like the idea of floor was on your RV, use the wax of your choice.
Prep is the important part of this process. It will look good with whichever wax you chose. It removes the oxidation.
I've said this before and I'll say it again: ZEP/RED MAX PRO is NOT A WAX. Repeat IT IS NOT A WAX. It is an ACRYLIC FLOOR FINISH with little uv protection. I have had it on my MH for about 6 years now and have had to redo one side and the front cap due to lengthy exposure to the sun. Takes about as much work as using a wax. Other than that, I am thrilled with the results. If you want to know more about this product and how to apply, search this forum for Red Max Pro. Plenty of good info.
