As requested, Red Max Pro instructions
This has been posted before, but it tends to eventually get lost and covered up by newer posts. However, some have requested it again, so here it is. I do not recommend this for a newer MH with a go...
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I've found the liquid a bit easier to use (call it portion control) than powdered.
For anyone considering using Red Max, or the replacement Zep, this works very well for weather beaten for gel coated fiberglass. If your rig is painted and clear coated stay with convention automotive materials and methods.
I've been using Zep for eight years on my 2006 coach with no yellowing, peeling, clouding or other problems. Each spring the exterior gets a detailed deep cleaning followed by a two or three light recoats and the exterior looks new again and will until next spring.
For anyone considering using Red Max, or the replacement Zep, this works very well for weather beaten for gel coated fiberglass. If your rig is painted and clear coated stay with convention automotive materials and methods.
I've been using Zep for eight years on my 2006 coach with no yellowing, peeling, clouding or other problems. Each spring the exterior gets a detailed deep cleaning followed by a two or three light recoats and the exterior looks new again and will until next spring.
