Which 303 protect for fifth wheels

[tourusa]

Hi all just been to autozone looking for 303 protect for my fifth wheel does it matter which one or does it need to be the marine one ,

[Cummins12V98]

larry barnhart wrote:
Poli glow was made for marine use in the beginning.

chevman PS I scrubbed all screw's square heads to remove the wax on the trim and remove d all of the years of waxing. Not a fun or fast job but I had time.

many other rv folks always told me how amazing it looked .

I was personally allowed to bask in the "GLOW" of the Alpenlight. It was truly a beautiful RV.

[larry_barnhart]

Poli glow was made for marine use in the beginning.

chevman PS I scrubbed all screw's square heads to remove the wax on the trim and remove d all of the years of waxing. Not a fun or fast job but I had time.

many other rv folks always told me how amazing it looked .

[Fizz]

I use this stuff on my kayak, makes it super slick and you can glide 2-3 times further. Great for sneaking up on wildlife, a few hard paddles and glide in.

[JKJavelin]

Poli Strip, Poli Prep, Poli Ox, I bought it all. Watched YouTube videos, followed directions...Looks ok for awhile when not in direct sunlight,but not what I expected.

[larry_barnhart]

the surface has to be prepped for poly glow . I stripped the wax off our alpenlite and was going to start over but reading about poli glow made me change my mind. 3 wax jobs each year get ready old. Best thing I did was poly glow. replied each year but not a hard thing to do. In the sun it showed streaks when the sun was low in the sky. Many asked how do you keep a 2001 alpenlite looking so great. I saw another alpenlite couple do the red max pro so I warned them what would happen and the next winter it looked like a mess. chevman

[JKJavelin]

I've been using Poli Glow for about 3 years, and I'm disappointed. In some areas it flakes off, especially after heavy rain and have to reapply a couple times a year. I also get uneven coverage (streaky) when looking at it against direct sunlight. I have big patches of flaking right now. Looks horrible.
JK

[laknox]

I first heard of this stuff for using on =tires= as it, supposedly, helps to put back some of the volatiles that are lost from the rubber. Various tire shine products actually pull the volatiles =out= to make the tires look better, but actually hurt tire life.

Lyle

[larry_barnhart]

Using poli glow on certain colors of decals the color can run so the fix is just apply a light amount going left to right. That will seal the color. Green on ours was a big issue but after 4 applications it was a WOW look. Easy job. Chevman

[Cummins12V98]

larry barnhart wrote:
I used poli glow.

retired from rving chevman

Friends used that to keep their RV looking good.

[tourusa]

Thanks all I’ll take a look at polo glow

[larry_barnhart]

I used poli glow.

retired from rving chevman

[Cummins12V98]

Rub a little lightweight motor oil on the decals and it will give the same LOOK.

[Veebyes]

Good stuff. Been using it for years, both in marine and RV applications.

It will temporarily make gelcoat look nicer but it will not last like a good quality marine sealant like Meguires Flagship.

303 breathes new life in my 16 year old decals but they are what they are, poor quality to start with, nothing like marine quality decals.

[Durb]

tourusa wrote:
Can I use this in the fiber glass side portions of just the nose cone and decals

Same question came up years ago. I tried some 303 on a small portion of my fiberglass siding. I don't think you would be happy with the results; streaks, not good.