Wax easy

danoren wrote:

wa8yxm wrote:

hammer21661 wrote:
meguiars cleaner wax

I will mention three products.

My favorite is the one I quoted (easier than trying to spell the name)

Dry-Wash & Guard

RV Solution.

I use the latter for touch up work, which I need to do this week.

Which Meguiars product to use for wax,restore and easy apply?

If it needs to be compounded 3m restorer and wax be careful over the graphics.

wa8yxm wrote:

hammer21661 wrote:
meguiars cleaner wax

I will mention three products.

My favorite is the one I quoted (easier than trying to spell the name)

Dry-Wash & Guard

RV Solution.

I use the latter for touch up work, which I need to do this week.

Which Meguiars product to use for wax,restore and easy apply?

I use zaino on my autos and will use it on the 5er this year for the first time. It's a polymer based polish and not wax based so you don't have near the issues with it. It's also easy to apply by hand and remove if you add the flash cure. It's basically rub it on and polish it off a few seconds later. Zaino isn't cheap but a little goes a long way. I can do my duramax using an ounce. What you'll find is that prep is everything in getting a good shine no matter what you use. I plan to claybar mine and start from the ground up. After that first application it gets much easier though and unlike wax it'll "stack" so your camper will get a higher gloss after each application. I've been using it for over 10 years on my 98 f-body that has 90xxx miles on it.

hammer21661 wrote:
meguiars cleaner wax

I will mention three products.

My favorite is the one I quoted (easier than trying to spell the name)

Dry-Wash & Guard

RV Solution.

I use the latter for touch up work, which I need to do this week.

To remove some of the scratches means an abrasive compound and a buffer. Your arms will not get that done. If you want a cursory clean and shine, any of the marine based products are good to use on gelcoat. I like 3M products because I've used them for years and know what they do.

I have a couple of cheap car buffers, a 10" and a 5". I don't think it takes me any longer to use a buffer to burnish a coat of wax than to wipe off by hand. You might find using a buffer is as easy as the hand work. A buffer will also allow you to rub out the scratches. Good luck with the polishing.

BTW, if you haven't thoroughly cleaned the gelcoat for awhile, cleaning the surface with a TSP addition to the cleaner will remove any oxidation.

Easy and a good job are not going to go hand i. Hand. First thing you will need to do is clean the surface thoroughly. Then polishing compound, then some good wax. Last year I tried McGuires boat/RV product line. Did a good job restoring my trailer. This year I tried Collinite wax. Hard to put on, but the finished product is like WOW.

X2 but 8-9 years might be to late to get a good shine,with oxidation etc.

X2 but 8-9 years might be to late to get a good shine,with oxidation etc.

danoren wrote:

I am looking for an easy wax product done by hand .

There is no such thing! Easy and wax by hand do not belong in the same sentence!

meguiars cleaner wax