DiskDoctr wrote:
Watching this thread closely, looking for the right solution for our 2005 fiberglass Keystone Cougar 304BHS.
Our time frame is sometime after 2 weeks from now. Have prosumer buffers, want a long lasting shine, she is pretty dull and up close the texture of fiberglass is fairly noticeable.
We'll likely need a good deoxidizer and a heavy build and seal product.
On a 2005 I would try the buffers if you have them already and good shoulders first. The bar keepers friend will remove most of the oxidation. If it is still bad wet sanding with 2000 grit paper will really clean things up. HF sells the Mequire's ultra cut compound which does a nice job. I have done it both ways but have 2 repaired rotator cuffs so the the Zeps is easier for me. If I was 40 or 50 with good shoulders I would use the buffer. On my 21 year old MH I noticed the side walls were fine I was the front and rear FG caps that were highly oxidized, which is a lot less work than the whole MH.