Waxing and polishing RV
Has anyone used topcoat F11 Polish wax on their RV and how does it work on Gel coat I know it is expensive here if it’s worth the money I would buy it
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twins89 wrote:
rgatijnet1 wrote:
Prior to waxing the coach, use a fine clay bar with soap to wash the surfaces. This will give you a glass smooth surface that will take the wax better.
What is a clay bar>?
Clay bars are available at any auto supply store that sells waxes. It is basically like what it sounds like. It is a bar of clay that will remove any surface contaminants when rubbed over a wet surface.
Here is a link: All about clay barsrgatijnet1 wrote:
Prior to waxing the coach, use a fine clay bar with soap to wash the surfaces. This will give you a glass smooth surface that will take the wax better.
What is a clay bar>?- I should add, by the way, that I also use Johnson's paste wax on all surfaces that absorb / lose liquid and become dried out after a period. It also seems to work pretty well in bringing some color back to dried decals, but wash them first and, as needed, use some polishing compound to remove the thin, discolored surface.
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Lynn - Prior to waxing the coach, use a fine clay bar with soap to wash the surfaces. This will give you a glass smooth surface that will take the wax better.
- It looks pretty good. For myself, I use Meguiar's marine wax. Also kind of pricy, but goes on nicely and is fine for decal-type stripes.
Lynn
