Scratches on gel-coat surface
I have a 2016 Rockwood 5th wheel. It has a nice gel-coat finish. Everything is in excellent condition. The trailer is stored in a covered bay when not in use. Over the past several years, dry camping ...
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There are lots of sealants out there. Tried a few but for the past 10-15 years on boats & RV the main products to use have been 3M cleaner wax (takes care of smudges & minor chalking), followed by Meguires Flagship wax (for a high gloss durable shine).
Front cap gets the treatment twice a year. The rest of the trailer gets waxed once a year. Trailer is now 13 years old & looking great. Seven month a year indoor storage helps too.
Having a good gelcoat base to work with helps too. For example I am currently doing some restoration on a 32' Albin boat that has been sitting untouched since 2007. It was looking very sad. So far just the 3M cleaner wax with amazing results on the hull.
Front cap gets the treatment twice a year. The rest of the trailer gets waxed once a year. Trailer is now 13 years old & looking great. Seven month a year indoor storage helps too.
Having a good gelcoat base to work with helps too. For example I am currently doing some restoration on a 32' Albin boat that has been sitting untouched since 2007. It was looking very sad. So far just the 3M cleaner wax with amazing results on the hull.
