RV wax that dries colored

I don't know of a colored wax, but we've been fine with NuFinish. It leaves a faint white haze that can be seen and easily wiped off.

I get what you're asking, but a colored wax might stick in the nooks and crannies, leaving color behind. I think that's the intent of Turtle wax's colored products, making a red car appear a little rejuvenated by using red wax. That's not to say it wouldn't work for your purpose on a clean, smooth, scratch-free surface. I guess it'd be worth a test spot.

We're looking for a wax that dries with a bit of color to make it easier to see during removal AFTER application.

White on white is very hard on the eyes and is hard to see in shadows.

Sorry I wasn't more explicit.

NJRVer wrote:

Francesca Knowles wrote:
Understanding that any wax that "dries colored" is going to change the color of the camper: Turtle wax makes a whole line of tinted waxes- here's one

Not necessarily. I believe OP is looking for a wax that leaves a colored haze so you can see what you buffed and what you didn't vs a colored wax to hide scratches like the link.

I thought so too, at first, but since the wording specifically refers to removing the wax I thought/think O.P. is talking about surface prep for the new coat-?

Francesca Knowles wrote:
Understanding that any wax that "dries colored" is going to change the color of the camper: Turtle wax makes a whole line of tinted waxes- here's one

Not necessarily. I believe OP is looking for a wax that leaves a colored haze so you can see what you buffed and what you didn't vs a colored wax to hide scratches like the link.

Understanding that any wax that "dries colored" is going to change the color of the camper: Turtle wax makes a whole line of tinted waxes- here's one