trailer wax

Most of the stuff mentioned is petroleum based or has some petroleum in it. Could be hard on stickers or anything else not friendly to petroleum products, i.e. sealants.

For fiberglass, boat people have a pretty good selection.

I use McLube Hullkote. Citrus based and easy wipe on, wipe off. It is slick so be careful working around on top. Expensive but good and fast. I use spray bottle of water on surface to thin it out some. One bottle will do two applications on a slide in truck camper easily, maybe three.

I use Nu Finish. Economical and holds up well. Easy on and off too

I use Maguires Spray wax same as the truck and the cars

rwess wrote:
I use Maguires cleaner wax, but no wax on the decals I have learned my lesson after 7 campers in 24 years.

This.
I use it on trucks/cars/fast boats/rv trailers/50 hp blue tractor/'hopper zero turn mower/cub cadet garden tractor....even the wifes bird feeder pole. Squirrels/coons can't climb the pole when its waxed.

I also use anything with carnauba wax and wipe the trailer down with 303 several times a year.....never cover.

I use zaino. The shine lasts at least twice as long as wax, but they don't sell it in stores.

I use Maguires cleaner wax, but no wax on the decals I have learned my lesson after 7 campers in 24 years.

I use any thing with carnuba wax in it.

Guy

I use what ever is cheapest, usually Turtle or Mothers.
I used to manage a couple of ACE HW stores so I had an opertunity to try several different brands on the cheap. None of them seem to work or last any longer than another nor did they harm the graphics.
The only one I would never use again is ICE. It left an oily residue behind that was tough to get rid of. Others seem to really like the stuff.

YMMV.

Smooth side as in fiberglass? Mother’s