Good Wax ????

My dealer advised Maguiers or any other wax that is non abrasive.

PenMan wrote:
Do you use the wax on the trailer decals too? I want to keep the decals from peeling on our new trailer.

over at VCVC (vintage chevy van club0 we've been asking 3M if this product will protect decals, they haven't tested in decals yet but will soon. http://3mauto.com/products/paint-defender/

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I use Collinite Fleeetwax on my boat and TT. The ritual takes me 3 days but its worth it for 2-3 yrs.Wash the victim with warm soapy water with a heavy dose of TSP to remove all the old wax.Polish to rub out scratches and apply 2 coats of wax.

I use Kevin.....he works at the local body shop:B

WandaLust2 wrote:

Desert Captain wrote:
Nu Finish in the orange plastic bottle. Nothing easier or lasts longer.

As always.... Opinions and YMMV. :C

Does it require buffing after applying? I'm looking for something that doesn't require buffing since we both have arthritis.

Depends on what you mean by "Buffing". Every product I have ever seen is a wax on wax off proposition and Nu Finish is no exception. Does it easily wipe off with just a soft cloth (old terry cloth towels work very well)? You betcha! :C

Desert Captain wrote:
Nu Finish in the orange plastic bottle. Nothing easier or lasts longer.

As always.... Opinions and YMMV. :C

Does it require buffing after applying? I'm looking for something that doesn't require buffing since we both have arthritis.

Do you use the wax on the trailer decals too? I want to keep the decals from peeling on our new trailer.

Nomadac wrote:
I have been using Collinite's #845 Insulator Wax for over 20 years on all of my vehicles, TT's and now MH. http://www.collinite.com/automotive-wax/

This sounds really good. I will try and have already passed the tip on to a few others.

I currently use Meguiars Cleaner Wax, but will try Collinite #845.

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