System X Crystal Ceramic Coating

..you want the job done right.......

The OP here....I did call the manufacturer of the product, System X, and we spoke a good long while regarding the product and how it works. It would adhere to any RV product surface, doesn't have to be a painted surface like a car.

He did recommend specific product in their lineup that would work for my truck camper.

What turned out strange was he wanted to contact the RV Service Dept. that was going to apply the product and make sure that is what they were using. When he contacted the Service Manager he said he could not remember what they used....hmmmm

I contacted the Service Manager a few minutes later and he asked " Did you call the System X people?" I had an appointment to get the camper detailed the following day, he then tells me that they are pretty busy and will call me when they can get me in.

I have not heard back from him in almost a week now, I think the phone call from System X freaked him out.

I'm looking for another place to the the camper rubbed out and waxed!

But what would a thread be on this site if 10 people didn’t automatically jump on the original poster and berate whatever their question is....

Just because it’s newer doesn’t mean it’s snake oil....
Especially if you’re not even well read enough to say it won’t work on your camper because it’s not painted.....

RMP and Zep #3 is all the magic I need.

deltabravo wrote:

egarant wrote:
Dirt and water are claimed to almost slide off, I suspect that might make bud removal better...

What is "bud"?

I understand it's the best part.

I still have about a half gallon of RedMax Pro to use up. Which shows you how old it is, since it isn’t named that anymore. That’s about as “miracle” a finish as I need. It and the Zep product that has replaced it aren’t miraculous, they just make the camper look pretty good for a reasonable length of time. That’s good enough for me.

:):)

specta wrote:

Lwiddis wrote:
I’m suspicious of all miracle coatings, polishes and waxes....

Me too.

Me three. I was recently at an RV dealer and witnessed the guy doing the new buyer walk through try to convince the buyer to pony up $2500 for their miracle "paint and fabric" protection. He never named the product. He said it needed to be reapplied every 5 years.
Usually it's the the finance office people doing all the paperwork trying to con unsuspecting buyers to buy that miracle coating.

egarant wrote:
Dirt and water are claimed to almost slide off, I suspect that might make bud removal better...

What is "bud"?

egarant wrote:
The cost IS crazy, but might it be good long term?

How much? a few hundred, or thousands?

egarant wrote:
Has anyone had their RV coated with one of the products in the System X lineup? It is a product developed by Boeing that penetrated the paint and protects it for a number of years depending on the product you choose.

My Arctic Fox isn't painted, so those products won't work.