Getting the shine back on fiberglas.
I have a Lance camper under a car port but it opens to the south. The front is exposed to the sun and has lost the "depth of sheen" and waxing doesn't help. Is there anything I can use to restore th...
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Gale Hawkins wrote:OnaQuest wrote:robsouth wrote:
The manufacturers of Red Max Pro and Zep products do not recommend the use of their products on fiberglass. It is designed for interior use only.
What does all that matter?
It's been used by hundreds of folks with great success.
Properly prep'd and applied, I've never heard of a problem with RMP-3 or Zep.
Technically he is correct even if it is just noise. :)
The support woman I spoke with at Zep stated its intended use but said it would not be harmful and the finish would fail in time when used outside. We are still shining after two years outside but not as bright. Never got other options to shine or last like ZEP Wet Floor Look. All it is is a water based acrylic plastic coating so it is not rocket science to understand how and why it works well fiberglass. The boat people started using it years ago. Some rebrand the chemical and sell it with like a 1000% make up in small bottles. :)
Yep, before I sold my salt block manufacturing business, we tried to market some cattle mineral blocks to the horse crowd, no go, no way, sold very few. Had some horse labels made up and doubled the price, sold like crazy. Sometimes you got to give the folks what they want.;)
