Restore Fiberglass

I've had pretty good luck with this stuff. Being we're parked in Arizona, we get lots of sun damage too. And even if I was younger, I still think those covers are a danger to the person putting them on.

Oxidation Remover and color restorer

If it is that bad, nothing short of painting it is going to remedy the situation.

A 6 year MH should not be that badly oxidized that it needs painting. I would use a variable speed buffer and a polishing compound and go over the whole MH. Then apply a good wax with the same buffer. It will be a lot of work but it will be worth it. I would wash and scrub the exterior with Bar Keepers Friend first to remove the surface oxidation before using the polishing compound.

Hi--surprised that no one has mentioned Red Max Pro. Do a search and read all the posts from those of us who have used it and how great it makes our rigs look! Red Max Pro is virtually non-existent, but Home Depot carries the ZEP line and I like the "Wet Look" finish. Try it, you'll like it!

I did the Zep wet look finish and looks like new again for my. 98 Four Winds. Do a search using Zep and method is in a post. Not hard and well worth effort.

chast wrote:
Hi--surprised that no one has mentioned Red Max Pro. Do a search and read all the posts from those of us who have used it and how great it makes our rigs look! Red Max Pro is virtually non-existent, but Home Depot carries the ZEP line and I like the "Wet Look" finish. Try it, you'll like it!

I used RMP on mine with good results but mine is 18 years old. The op's MH is only 6 years old, I would try to remove the oxidation first. Once removed wax can be applied every year or so to preserve the finish.