Best Wax for Fiberglass Trailer?
What's the best kind of wax to use on a Fiberglass trailer? I was planning on getting Meguiars Marine Wax (on Amazon), but I wanted to get some experienced opinions as well. This stuff is supposed...
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gmw photos wrote:
My experience is the best thing you can do to make it come out nice with the least physical labor is to use a buffer. I have both "random orbital" and "right angle rotary". The rotary does a far superior job and is a real labor saver. You can buy one fairly cheap at harbor freight, but the ones I tried from there were junk. I got one from Northern Tool ( Klutch brand ) that is also china made, but it actually works well and has been reliable except if you let it spin too slow..... it will get hot and shut down until it cools. Let it spin a little faster....keeps it cool.
As for wax, I use various Meguiers on the trucks and cars, so I use that also on the trailer, but to be honest, good old cheap turtle wax seems to work about as well.
X2 on the buffers and Meguiars.
Sears outlet and appliance centers sells buffer refurbs and returns for cheap. I think I am on year 15 with a Sears buffer. It came with a few bonnets, it's own case, and a one year warranty.
The best buffer for auto and boat stuff is the Porter Cable. If you are polishing an Airstream or a plane get a Cyclo.
