The decals are peeling off of my 2010 Spree by KZ TT. They are not cheap to replace. If I replace them on my gelcoat trailer, is there a way to protect them in the future, like maybe a clear coat ocver them. How do I remove the old decals>Thanks,Ray

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Although many don't feel covering a trailer worthwhile, I am convinced it helps immensely. A friend of mine just bought a six year old unit that was covered when not in use and the decals look like new. The proof is in the pudding.

Lots of quality wax with high UV protectant

Since they're so expensive they are called "graphics" rather than decals. :R:B

We have been using Aerospace 303 Protectant on the decals and NuFinish wax on the gelcoat on both our last two trailers, and it kept everything looking like new. I would guess any quality UV protectant and wax/polish will do the job - the secret is to keep on it on a regular basis. Less rubbing that way too ...

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Bill___Kate
Explorer
Dec 20, 2014
We have been using Aerospace 303 Protectant on the decals and NuFinish wax on the gelcoat on both our last two trailers, and it kept everything looking like new. I would guess any quality UV protectant and wax/polish will do the job - the secret is to keep on it on a regular basis. Less rubbing that way too ...
ScottG
Nomad
Dec 19, 2014
Since they're so expensive they are called "graphics" rather than decals. :R:B
donn0128
Explorer II
Dec 19, 2014
Lots of quality wax with high UV protectant
powderman426
Explorer
Dec 19, 2014
Although many don't feel covering a trailer worthwhile, I am convinced it helps immensely. A friend of mine just bought a six year old unit that was covered when not in use and the decals look like new. The proof is in the pudding.
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Moderator
Dec 19, 2014
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