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Sun Yellowed Fiberglass

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About eleven years ago when we lived in Wisconsin I tested some cleaner /polish/wax on the fiberglass surface of our motor home and promptly forgot about it.
Eventually I waxed the motor home several times and moved to Florida.
The Florida sun yellowed the fiberglass on the motor home with the exception of two spots where I tested the now unknown substance which remained snow white and incredibly protected right up until the day I sold it.
I now have a new travel trailer that I would like to protect but of course I can't remember what the magic elixir was that worked so well.
I hope someone has had a similar experience and can refresh my memory as to what I used eleven years ago.
Thanks
Joe
Joe & Deb And A Senegal Parrot named Sunny
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Decided on Meguiars Marine Wax.
Will let you know how it holds up, the only problem is it will take at least a couple of years to test it and if it doesn't work I will still end up with a yellow camper:R.
Joe & Deb And A Senegal Parrot named Sunny

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Camperpaul wrote:
Let me google that for you.

I did, thats how I ended up with the stuff that didn't work.
Actual personal experience is almost always better than commercial promotion.
Most of what is found in a search has to do with boats, perhaps the elements that a camper is exposed to differ from those that a boat is exposed to.
Joe & Deb And A Senegal Parrot named Sunny

camperpaul
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Let me Google that for you.
Paul
Extra Class Ham Radio operator - K9ERG (since 1956)
Retired Electronics Engineer and Antenna Designer
Was a campground host at IBSP (2006-2010) - now retired.
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2005 Four Winds 29Q
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