DIY MH paint job?
Our MH is getting a little long in the tooth cosmetic wise. We would like to have it painted but cannot justify the expense to do so. I have the equipment for painting and the MH is stored in a enclos...
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I have read all the posts re the repaint.
I tested the Zep High Gloss floor wax on the rear cap of my 2004 Monaco Knight. Seemed great after a month and took the plunge and did the entire coach. I do not have full body paint.
I left one 12"X12" square area to remind me of the medium oxidation I had. I had tried to keep up with limiting the oxidation with no success.
So I am a believer in the floor wax approach.
If I was considering a full paint job and facing the cost and labor I would test the floor wax. I did the entire coach in two 4 hour sessions, four coats per side.
The key for a great job is to be sure the surface is clean with no streaks.
Our coach looks fabulous. My minor faded vinyl decals ever look better (but not like new) but much better.
Have no idea what I will have to do in the future, 3-4 years but I guess I will find out.
I look at the coach and it looks new to me.
I tested the Zep High Gloss floor wax on the rear cap of my 2004 Monaco Knight. Seemed great after a month and took the plunge and did the entire coach. I do not have full body paint.
I left one 12"X12" square area to remind me of the medium oxidation I had. I had tried to keep up with limiting the oxidation with no success.
So I am a believer in the floor wax approach.
If I was considering a full paint job and facing the cost and labor I would test the floor wax. I did the entire coach in two 4 hour sessions, four coats per side.
The key for a great job is to be sure the surface is clean with no streaks.
Our coach looks fabulous. My minor faded vinyl decals ever look better (but not like new) but much better.
Have no idea what I will have to do in the future, 3-4 years but I guess I will find out.
I look at the coach and it looks new to me.
