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NekkidFish
Explorer
Explorer
What kind of wax should we use? Do we avoid the decals?

Thanks bunches! Jules
2014 Coachmen Leprechaun 319DS
Let the adventures begin!
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tsetsaf
Explorer III
Explorer III
From the experts Meguiars

Personally I just removed the decals.
2006 Ram 3500
2014 Open Range
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wingsfan20
Explorer
Explorer
NekkidFish wrote:
wingsfan20 wrote:
If the manufacturer puts lousy decals on the rig, why should you worry about keeping them visible. I say screw them and go without any identification about who made the rig.


Wings, I'm talking about the graphics on the sides of the rig.


That's what I am referring to. My Cougar identification is peeling off. It looks like hell and Keystone can be darned. It shows what a lousy product they sell.
Jim :W
2007 Silverado 3/4 LTZ Crew Duramax/Allison
2008 Keystone Cougar 311RLS

NekkidFish
Explorer
Explorer
wingsfan20 wrote:
If the manufacturer puts lousy decals on the rig, why should you worry about keeping them visible. I say screw them and go without any identification about who made the rig.


Wings, I'm talking about the graphics on the sides of the rig.
2014 Coachmen Leprechaun 319DS
Let the adventures begin!

NekkidFish
Explorer
Explorer
Thanks everybody!! I will pass this along to huby! ๐Ÿ˜‰
2014 Coachmen Leprechaun 319DS
Let the adventures begin!

noe-place
Explorer
Explorer
I've waxed my decals each time along with the rest of the MH. They still look like new.

Bill___Kate
Explorer
Explorer
MinnCamper wrote:
NuFinish on rig - 303 on decals.


This works for us too! Use the 303 on the decals first to seal up the edges before using the NuFinish on the fiberglass
Bill & Kate - Stone Harbor, NJ
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2018 Ford F-250 Super Duty Crew Cab w/ 6.2L gasser
2014 Forest River Wildcat 272RLX fifth wheel

MinnCamper
Explorer
Explorer
NuFinish on rig - 303 on decals.

ScottG
Nomad
Nomad
Terryallan wrote:
Any quality automotive wax will do, and no. Wax won't hurt the decals. I use MeQuires cleaner wax, and Turtle Wax.


X2. I do the exact same thing and mine still look like new after 11 years. It's the sun that hurts them.

wingsfan20
Explorer
Explorer
If the manufacturer puts lousy decals on the rig, why should you worry about keeping them visible. I say screw them and go without any identification about who made the rig.
Jim :W
2007 Silverado 3/4 LTZ Crew Duramax/Allison
2008 Keystone Cougar 311RLS

harold1946
Explorer
Explorer
gbopp wrote:
Try 303 Protectant on your decals.

X2
Harold and Linda
2009 CT Coachworks siena 35V
W-22 Workhorse 8.1L
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jfkmk
Explorer
Explorer
I've seen wax give decals that "white hazy look" so avoid waxing them.

MTPockets1
Explorer
Explorer
Wax is better than nothing, but a polymer coating called ReJex is better. Check it out at Www.rejex.com. This will protect your entire RV including decals . I love this stuff.
2012 3055RL Big Horn - Dexter upgraded axles - G rated LT Tires
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gbopp
Explorer
Explorer
Try 303 Protectant on your decals.

Terryallan
Explorer II
Explorer II
Any quality automotive wax will do, and no. Wax won't hurt the decals. I use MeQuires cleaner wax, and Turtle Wax.
Terry & Shay
Coachman Apex 288BH.
2013 F150 XLT Off Road
5.0, 3.73
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