Cleaning and waxing exterior - what to use?
We need to clean and wax the exterior of our 2003 Fleetwood Prowler. The sides are smooth, not corrugated. What should we use to do this?
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- I've always just used regular liquid car wax. You have to rub it on, when it dries, rub it off, but it comes off pretty easy. Not a job I do a lot anymore however! ;)
Good luck!
Mitch - McGuire Marine Wax.
- How about Bug & Tar remover? Is it safe for the skins of a TT?
- We have pine pitch that we want to remove.
- I,d google that bet theres alot of ways.
- Nufinish is a very good option; long lasting and economical too.
- Google says rubbing alcohol or hand-sanitizer for pine pitch.
- If you can stand to leave the pitch alone, it will eventually dry hard and be easier to chip off.
I had some on my roof and after three years, it finally disappeared! - I would, and do use MeQuires CLEANER wax. it works GREAT, Takes out minor imperfections, and restores the finish. I use it on my car, and truck, and my fiberglass camper. Can't go wrong.
However. IF you haven't cleaned / waxed the TT in 14 years. You may have to do it a couple times to bring it back. - Agree with those mentioning McGuiars. I just did this on my 10 years old trailer after removing the vinyl decals. I used McGuiars Marine Oxidation Remover for Fiberglass, blue bottle. Then McGuiars Marine cleaner wax in the black bottle. A final with McGuiars Marine Wax, black bottle.
The RV shine looks like it is new and I have a right Popeye arm now.
