Cover, or not to cover..that is the question
I have used RV covers in the past; they can be hard to put on (windy days), some have been torn by winds, but I want to protect my new investment. The dealer wants to sell me a product they apply ...
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cchristanis wrote:
I had this same question cause I'm getting a new toy hauler. Just sold my old one today.don't mean to hijack the thread. I live in western ny near buffalo so u know what kind of stuff I have to deal with. I regularly read detailing forums that deal in protection for cars. 2 of the best things you can do to the vehicle in preparation for the elements is wax and/or seal. Collinite which is made here in isnyisupposed to protect all winter.check it out. There are also sealants or paint coatings which are the best and longest lasting.I applied a sealant called klasse(German stuff) to my paint and when it dried it was hard as rock. My truck stays MUCH cleaner too. If you don't want to deal with a cover,I think this is you're only other option
Not to hijack,but Collinite is great wax and does last a long time.
