F11 Top coat Polish

Very easy to use I do my 37 ft class a a lot quicker than other wax’s but needs 2 coats it does shine nice but if u have sun damage take care of it first and then put this wax on

Went all in and bought a gallon they charge $60 for a 12 oz bottle but price drops to about $18 per 12 oz bottle if you by a gallon. Did one side of my heavily oxidised fiberglass Motorhome last week before it started raining. Takes oxidation off with minimal elbow grease and leaves a smooth shiny finish. Very happy with product. Achieved good results with a minimal of effort. Took about 2 hours for me,a 76 yr old, to do one whole side of 25 ft Motorhome.

Its a great product - you have to use multiple coats before you see the benefits. I applied it every time I wash my wife's car, now it almost always looks clean. I haven't put it on my RV as I had some oxidation I have been trying to remove first. I would use it on a new RV to keep the original shine. It's expensive, but worth it if you use it correctly. It won't keep the dirt off the vehicle, but it makes it easier to clean up when you get a good base. It's also the easiest product I have ever used for applying. Once you use it a couple times, don't use soap, or use a small amount of automotive soap, or the wash they recommend.

RustyMacIntosh wrote:
Guy wiped down my Bounder using ATF and a rag.... did a decent job that has kept the haze away now for several months sitting outside in the rain

ATF Automatic Transmission Fluid?

Guy wiped down my Bounder using ATF and a rag.... did a decent job that has kept the haze away now for several months sitting outside in the rain

Nice to hear from people that have used it! Thank you!

Bought a $60 bottle of that stuff for my painted rv. It's an expensive joke.

This is what dealers use on cars to make them look all shiny. It will wash away after a couple washes or a rain.

Gee, DFord, thanks for responding but no thanks...?

The reviews I saw were one or two stars.

Kind of mixed reviews on Amazon which I had already read. I was looking for someone on here who had first hand experience on using it on a fiberglass RV.