Lazy mans way to a dazzling shine for the coach

If you are interested, here is the ZEP/Red Max Pro Application Process.

I think it does a great job and hold up well. Other members have different opinions.

Try a section of your rig and decide for yourself.

brirene wrote:
Might have been Poli Glow, which is a similar process to Zep. I did the zep process 4 seasons ago and have been happy with it.

PoliGlow isn't a one step process. First you have to use a stripper solution to remove all the old wax, dirt and such. The you need to apply PoliGlow and it usually takes 5or 6 coats before it really starts to shine. It's not easy, but it's well worth it.

Lazy-man,,,,,someone Call

Here is what Zep looks like after a 5 day trip from Washington to Arizona, through some rain. I just cleaned the suicidal bugs off the front using protect-all water-less wash in a spray bottle and a scrub sponge and wiped it off with a towel, before taking these pics.


I used Red Pro Max for the first time 2 1/2 years ago. About 2 weeks ago, I reapplied Zep. I was concerned I would have to strip the original application as it was peeling, and graying a little. However, being the original lazy-man and KISS kinda guy. I used Barkeepers friend to re-clean the RV, then applied the Zep. Here is another pic of the results after the trip.




I still need to go around and wipe it down with the protect-all as there are a few black streaks from the rain. It is easy, easy to wipe down. I won't wait 2 1/2 years to reapply the next coat, it is easier to just wipe it down, apply instead of using the barkeepers friend.

I was apprehensive when I did the first application, not now, I am sold. MH is now going on 9 years old, not bad for an ole dude.

Time for a Beer, or Beer Time! Is it o'clock somewhere?

p.s. I only used the zep on the white, and the passengers side front wheel well fender. Zep turns the painted surface to a satiny like shine, which is a little duller than the original.

However, I wish I used it on the front of the entire MH. I think it would have saved a lot of little chip marks. Oh, well.

Might have been Poli Glow, which is a similar process to Zep. I did the zep process 4 seasons ago and have been happy with it.

Sounds like ZEP to me.. (it is a floor wax) I do not recommend it but then I have never tried it.

Do a search on "Zep", it is a floor finish sold in Lowes.

My application has lasted 3 years.

Bill