Shiny RV with Red Max Pro (pics)
How many of you use this stuff? We were getting that chalky finish with faded and peeling graphics. I was waxing it with Meguiars--trying to avoid the graphics and spray them with 303 Protectant inste...
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Awesome new look and great pics. The metal looks fantastic too. I just waxed the cab, but next time I will try putting the Red Max on the cab too. I like the idea of not having to wax for a full year.
I have read that some people have used a top coat of 303 Aerospace Protectant or Protect All for UV rays, but most on the Fiberglass RV site did not use anything else and they have been happy with the finish for as many as three years in sun and all weather. Another coat is needed each year according to the reports.
The finish can be removed by using the stripper and one guy ended up removing his Polyglow by accident by using the tire cleaner (what's in that stuff?) at the car wash. He redid it with Red Max. Regular dish soap like Dawn does not remove it.
I haven't done the roof and I'm hesitant to put that shiny finish up there. I thought I would just use a UV protector up there. I may not get to it for a few months. The weather is starting to get HOT here again.
I have read that some people have used a top coat of 303 Aerospace Protectant or Protect All for UV rays, but most on the Fiberglass RV site did not use anything else and they have been happy with the finish for as many as three years in sun and all weather. Another coat is needed each year according to the reports.
The finish can be removed by using the stripper and one guy ended up removing his Polyglow by accident by using the tire cleaner (what's in that stuff?) at the car wash. He redid it with Red Max. Regular dish soap like Dawn does not remove it.
I haven't done the roof and I'm hesitant to put that shiny finish up there. I thought I would just use a UV protector up there. I may not get to it for a few months. The weather is starting to get HOT here again.
