waxing

I used Zep from Home Depot about 3 years ago. Great, long lasting shine; still looks good now, no yellowing or flaking.

mosseater wrote:
So how often do you guys re apply Rejex? According to the site, optimum protection is achieved by reapplication every 4-6 months. No offense, but I can get that protection with most waxes. What's the real-world use look like? Does it hold up better than wax for the whole season?

. Last applied ReJex in Late September, still looks great and water beads like it was done yesterday. It does keep that lasting shine and beading water longer than wax. I will reapply in next couple months.

Thanks, appreciate the input:)

Ron3rd wrote:
Haven't used Zep, but Nu Finish is pretty cheap and lasts a long time. Goes on and off easy too.

Use Nu-Finish as well. Love it!

So how often do you guys re apply Rejex? According to the site, optimum protection is achieved by reapplication every 4-6 months. No offense, but I can get that protection with most waxes. What's the real-world use look like? Does it hold up better than wax for the whole season?

Ron3rd wrote:
That's a good option for older rigs with very dull fiberglass. It's floor polish that has developed a big following with fiberglass rigs. Wouldn't use it on a new rig though.

Why not?

X2 on the Rejex, good stuff

Dutch_12078 wrote:
A search on "Red Max Pro #3" will turn up lots of relevant information. Red Max Pro was a product packaged by ZEP for Lowe's, and was the same product as ZEP's own "Wet Look Floor Finish (Step 3)", but sold at a lower price. Lowe's discontinued RMP, and the ZEP products are now carried by both Lowe's and Home Depot.

One of the better threads on using either product can be found here:

"As requested, Red Max Pro instructions"

That's a good option for older rigs with very dull fiberglass. It's floor polish that has developed a big following with fiberglass rigs. Wouldn't use it on a new rig though.

A search on "Red Max Pro #3" will turn up lots of relevant information. Red Max Pro was a product packaged by ZEP for Lowe's, and was the same product as ZEP's own "Wet Look Floor Finish (Step 3)", but sold at a lower price. Lowe's discontinued RMP, and the ZEP products are now carried by both Lowe's and Home Depot.

One of the better threads on using either product can be found here:

"As requested, Red Max Pro instructions"

I use it on my roof (1 piece fiberglass) but haven't really tested it out yet as the mh has been in its garage all winter. We spend 5 months on the Oregon coast, so this summer will be a real test for it.

Ron