I want a wax that leaves a black haze

keymastr wrote:
Do not use wax with carnauba in it on white fiberglass or it will make it turn yellow. That is why marine waxes never contain carnauba. Try Collonite fleetwax. Excellent shine and very long lasting.

OMG - could this possibly be true? Any for sure true experts say this or only forum discussions (like this one)?

:h

You have to get close and look dows the side to see where you missed.

I want a wax that goes on and comes off by itself.

A good idea!

Have had RVs for over 20 years, have never waxed one. Don't wax cars and trucks either. My 1998 van has never been waxed and looks as good as any other 1998 van.

Terryallan wrote:

downtheroad wrote:
I use, Don't Wax It.
Works great. It's fiberglass anyway and hasn't rusted yet.

:? rust??

That's ok Terry. My wife doesn't get my jokes either....:)

Do not use wax with carnauba in it on white fiberglass or it will make it turn yellow. That is why marine waxes never contain carnauba. Try Collonite fleetwax. Excellent shine and very long lasting.

downtheroad wrote:
I use, Don't Wax It.
Works great. It's fiberglass anyway and hasn't rusted yet.

:? rust??

I use, Don't Wax It.
Works great. It's fiberglass anyway and hasn't rusted yet.

No problem for me. My wax leaves a haze that makes the finish look dull. You can clearly see the difference. Then it shines and the paint actually changes to a deeper white as you wipe it off. NOW. IF yours does NOT shine before you put the wax on, or after you take the wax off. You have a different problem that wax will not help