Easy on Wax??

Nu Finish lasts a long time and is very economical too.

I use Nu-finish liquid and put it on with a very damp, even wet cloth.

I pay the guys that come to the RV park. I don't want to take the time to wax it. :)

If you have a new unit, which you do, wash it with a good automobile wash/wax product like Turtle Wax Ice. It does a good job of cleaning and adds a bit of "This Century" chemistry to add a shine. Next go buy ANY spray on / wipe off detailing spray that contains some UV protection. You can use Aerospace 303 all over your TT including walls, roof, tires, decals to give them a nice look and protection.

You can probably do your whole trailer in an hour or so from start to finish. Some spray on products allow you to put it on a wet surface which speeds up the process.

I am still up to "Wax on - Wax Off" but choose not to.

Don't wax your decals. Use Aerospace 303 protectorant on those.

I use shurhold boat wax...easy on, easy off

I wash the TT with soap and water to get the grime off than when I am satified I wax it with Mothers wash and wax.

Is it as good as a good past wax? no
Will it make any difference when I trade it in? Not when I am through with it.

It is the same with the TV. My last three trucks had over 200,000 miles on them. The dealer did not take much interest in the appearance.

I've used thetford protect-all with decent results. Turtle wax ice works great on my truck, haven't used it on the trailer. I'm sure there are others as well.

Apply with polisher, ripe off with microfiber towels by hand. I have a few different sealants that are easy on/off. HD Speed is another one I like for my cars.