Full Body Paint

I use a polymer called Dry wash. It leaves it beautiful and very easy to apply. It will take of most bugs, and once on it will make bugs very easy to remove. I have noticed a lot of new RVs with paint and they are already very faded out. These things cost a lot of money and should be protected.

I also have a 2014 Itasca Suncruiser. I'm virtually certain that the manual said to wait 6 months, but I cannot be certain. I'd take a look in it and see what you can find.

I'd be interested to know what Winnebago recommends. Waxing this thing will be a heck of a job. That might be something to be farmed out to the dealer for me.

B.O. Plenty wrote:
You don't have to wax it but if you use a polymer coating like, Rejex, Nu-Finish or Simoniz Ice as well as others, you will find that fewer things will stick to it and it will be easier to clean.

B.O.

Yup, I use Rejex myself

You don't have to wax it but if you use a polymer coating like, Rejex, Nu-Finish or Simoniz Ice as well as others, you will find that fewer things will stick to it and it will be easier to clean.

B.O.

There is no need to wax a clearcoat. Lots of folks think like the old days when it was needed to stop the fading. All you need is a good cleaner.

Nomadac wrote:
You should not wax paint that is less than 30 days from painting. Anything over that time period you are free to wax. I wax my MH twice a year. Just finished it this Spring.

Not true. Cars and RV's are cured before leaving the factory now. Okay to wax day 1. Now, if you have body work and paint work done at your local shop this advice would be accurate but really you need to wait more like 3 months for the off-gassing to occur.

Mine is an '03 and has never been waxed. I haven't waxed a car either since they started using clear coat. My MH still looks like new after a wash job. It is stored inside when not in use though.

I have full body paint.I use rejex which not wax I was told but anyway once a year and she shines like new. The bug wipes off with ease.I been using this for 7 years with no problem.Also use this on my cars.

You should not wax paint that is less than 30 days from painting. Anything over that time period you are free to wax. I wax my MH twice a year. Just finished it this Spring.

C'mon...fess up...you just want someone to agree with you so you don't have to wax the thing. :)

You're not going to get out of it. Time to wax.