mike-uswest wrote:
but the decals in the front were starting to peal in some areas where they were a little loose to start with. Will the Zepp's Stripper take off the decals also, and is there any way to protect them? Thanks.
Mike
Yes the stripper will work and might lighten the color on decals a little.
This is how you do it, trust me I did this twice on my older motorhome, 1st off the stripper must be diluted, 60% stripper to 40% water, also have a hose ready while doing the work, take a rag and dip in bucket of diluted stripper, ring out rag so stripper does not run down the RV, apply stripper on the bad area and rubbing in sometimes helps, let it sit for about 3-5 min than rinse down with hose and repeat till that area is free of wax, do it in the sun if possible, it helps the stripper work better, on decals be careful about rubbing to much because the color will fad some, rinse real good when finish and apply the wax, it will self level, also check for areas where your stripper dripped and apply wax on that area as well..
Do not let the stripper sit to long because it will melt the fiberglass and turn it yellow, you also don't need to remove all layers of wax, just down to where it looks good than reapply the wax, take your time and you won't be able to see where you redid the work.
I now have a newer RV with full body paint, I so love my full body paint..