Peeling clear coat and faded paint on class A
Looking at a class A with peeling clear coat and faded paint. Worst is on the back and front, with some small areas on the sides. What can be done to improve its appearance without doing a complet...
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Considering the topic is problem with a peeling clear coat owners experiencing problems should avoid using Zep or at least consider it a nuclear option (once used very difficult to unuse). For dull and chalky gelcoat fiberglass it does work well and will stay on the coat for at least a year before needing attention. Painted rigs, which is what clear coat is, the result have been mixed and biased towards not good. There have been problems with the coating starting to peel off after a few months. I use Zep on my gelcoat rig and it has worked well for me.
If you dealing with paint and clear coats problems work it the same as you would you daily driver. Wet sanding to feather the edges and applying the clear or head south of the board and redo the entire coach. Navarros Body Shop
My 11 year (at the time) Zep coach -
Your results WILL vary.
If you dealing with paint and clear coats problems work it the same as you would you daily driver. Wet sanding to feather the edges and applying the clear or head south of the board and redo the entire coach. Navarros Body Shop
My 11 year (at the time) Zep coach -
Your results WILL vary.
