removing dull haze from fiberglass?
Our trailer is a 2005 fiberglass and is a case where the inside was better than the outside. I suspect it has some sort of sun damage. Underneath the license plate and on 1 side, it is still shiny. ...
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Elbow Grease is the answer .
I am a car guy active in a car club .
The best solution is FREQUENT washing and waxing over time .
The brand is not as important as the effort .
I use lots of MeGuiars products because they put on a clinic every two years for our car club .
I would not use an aggressive rubbing compound .
The CLAY BAR process is good for removing the road grime that is imbedded .
After that a waxing every month will give you the result that you seek .
A cleaner / wax from any of the readily available brands will do the trick .
I wash my trailer after EVERY trip without exception .
Nothing matches a Frequent washing and waxing for keeping your trailer / car / truck looking new .
I am a car guy active in a car club .
The best solution is FREQUENT washing and waxing over time .
The brand is not as important as the effort .
I use lots of MeGuiars products because they put on a clinic every two years for our car club .
I would not use an aggressive rubbing compound .
The CLAY BAR process is good for removing the road grime that is imbedded .
After that a waxing every month will give you the result that you seek .
A cleaner / wax from any of the readily available brands will do the trick .
I wash my trailer after EVERY trip without exception .
Nothing matches a Frequent washing and waxing for keeping your trailer / car / truck looking new .
