Removing Streaks

Go to your local Harley Davidson dealer and get S-100. Job done easily, spray on and wipe off. Make sure you rinse it well or it may leave milky streaks. Its great

Awesome from the Dollar Tree.

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Once you remove them wax the camper. Makes it easier to remove streaks the next time.

I've found a lot of the products that work leave streaks if not rinsed well soon after applying, they also leave difficult to remove spots on the window. Most of the colored cleaners like Simple Green, Totally Awesome, and purple power, work pretty well, with the aforementioned things to be aware of. They can also remove any wax or polish.

A cleaner/wax like Mequiar's #50 works but is a little more work.

Keeping the roof clean minimizes it, but it's tough to keep the roof clean.

Depends how picky you are.

I just spray the Black Streak Remover that Wally World has and hit it with the brush on a long wand.

Good enough for me. :C

Lemin Pledge spray on, rub off. Leaves wax on to make it easier the next time.

I found out the hard way not to use wash and wax. The streaks, I had to use a magic eraser, black streak remover, fantastic, and whatever elsse I found at the time and lots of time, then polish the finish back.
Seems like there should bee a way to stop the rubber material from degrading and washing over and inbedding or mixing with the finish, short or replacing the top with fiberglass or aluminum.

down home wrote:
I found out the hard way not to use wash and wax. The streaks, I had to use a magic eraser, black streak remover, fantastic, and whatever elsse I found at the time and lots of time, then polish the finish back.
Seems like there should bee a way to stop the rubber material from degrading and washing over and inbedding or mixing with the finish, short or replacing the top with fiberglass or aluminum.

A guy could always coat the roof membrane with a white coating. That will probably slow down the streaking but won't totally eliminate it.

The marine cleaners are good on gelcoat. For painted surfaces, I use Jasco Paint Preparation (sold at the big box stores). I mix it in a garden sprayer and spray on the surface. Agitate with a soft brush if needed, and then rinse. The Jasco also removes any oxidation in the surface so an owner will need to apply wax for a gloss finish.

Bmach wrote:
Once you remove them wax the camper. Makes it easier to remove streaks the next time.

Waxing is not the problem. Removing streaks is.