Fiberglass Wax- any recommendations ?

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I use Meguiar's RV Marine Wax 56. Works great if the RV is not too oxidized.

I used to use Nu-Finish twice a year to wax entire coach, but a friend told me about Lucas Slick Mist and Turtle Wax Wash & Wax. After you wash the vehicle, you spray on and wipe dry to get a great shine and rain beads off after use. I alternate them and get lots of comments about the shine on the rv. Very easy to use. You can buy them at Wal-Mart for about $5 to $7. I also use on the family cars.

Zep wet floor wax. Applied it earlier this year so far camper looks great. So far this year we have taken the camper out a couple of months, still shines like the day I applied it.

Agreed! ZEP is the best. I put it on the fiberglass cabover of my 1976 Amerigo and it looks like it just came off the showroom floor.

I have using Collinite's Insulator Wax #845 for a decade on all of my vehicles and RV's.
www.collinite.com

ZEP ? Isn't ZEP a floor wax ?
If you are cleaning an rv or boat wouldn't you use an rv or boat product that has UV inhibitors.
I thought that ZEP was used to wax interior floors .

x2 on the Meguiar's

Collinite Liquid Insulator Wax 845 is the only wax I've tried on the front of our TC. I applied one coat, and bugs were fairly easy to take off. After the second washing/bug removal (using car wash soap), I applied a second coat of the Collinite. On our next excursion, over a three week period during which the bug carcasses dried on the surface real nice in the Florida sun, I didn't wash the rig. When we got back to the S&B, the bugs rinsed/wiped off with minimal effort. So far, I'm pleased.
For my next wax experiment, I'll try Star brite Premium Marine Polish Boat Wax with PTEF
I hear it's really effective stuff, but the Colinite was a couple bucks cheaper, so I tried that first. I'm intrigued by the Bow to Stern product, though.