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- havasuExplorer
Rodallg wrote:
What's the best wax/cleaner for the exterior to bring the new look back if possible?
Thanks
A local body/detail shop and about $1000!! Trust me, I know. - Blaster_ManExplorerNormally whatever you use on your vehicles will do fine...unless it's really faded, then go the boater's route. I use Nu Finish.
- wny_pat1Explorer
Executive wrote:
I'll bet its a 2000 Mountain High Coachworks Pinnacle.
Rod, how old's your rig??? Model? Full body paint or decals? Lots of choices but to get the best answer, provide as much info about your rig as you can...pictures help too....Dennis
and no matter what the OP does, it will require work in the prep - getting rid of the oxidation. If not to bad, lots of scrubbing with Bar Keepers Friend or Bon Ami. It if is lots of oxidation, I think buffing will be required. Once you get rid of the oxidation, a good hard marine wax or the Zep acrylic floor finish would do the trick. - WeldonExplorerNufinish or McGuires boat polish.
- ksg5000ExplorerAnother vote for Red Max Pro/ Zep Wet - inexpensive version of the high tech acrylic products used to restore boats.
- donn0128Explorer IIMcGuires makes a line of boat/rv cleaners and polishes that work very well. Also Collinite makes a line of products that are highly recommended by the boating world.
- gboppExplorerIf it's an older unit try the Red Max Pro/Zep Application, it does a great job on fiberglass.
- Executive45Explorer IIIRod, how old's your rig??? Model? Full body paint or decals? Lots of choices but to get the best answer, provide as much info about your rig as you can...pictures help too....Dennis
- RodallgExplorerSorry, fiberglass.
- ArchHoaglandExplorerA little more info please....full body paint, fiberglass, etc.
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