Question Wax

[Rich W.]

Bought a gallon of this and use it on everything. Easy on, easy off, nice results - used about a quart to do the coach. I put some in a smaller container for my travel detail kit. The first time I waxed the coach it took me several days and I used a portable scaffold to reach the top half. Made it easier to buff out clear coat scratches. Later I started waxing sections during down time wherever I was and I just treated it like painting a bridge. This kept it looking great all the time and when you do close work like this you find all the little issues with various exterior parts to fix. MI also paid $550 to have it waxed once at Little Sisters in Indio and was satisfied with the results but I found doing it myself more satisfying.

 

[Buster]

Having recently retired and having lots of new free time on my hands, that is exactly what I am thinking I'll do. Just need this darn weather to be a little more accommodating to that type of work.

 

[Jabber Jaw]

What is the best wax to use on our motorhome. We have full body paint, no decals. I know many of you have one you like best.

Hi John,
Hope y'all are well!
I have been using "REJEX" since buying my first Newmar in in 2018. This was an older coach, a 2004, but had been garage kept. the "Rejex" made the paint look as if it were brand new!
We got the new Canyon Star, and that's all that has ever been on it.
It is an "easy on, easy off" product, and it is also quite durable.
A bottle would probably do your coach at least 4, if not 5 times.
I can do mine 3times, plus the Colorado, & the Terrain.
Hope this helps!
Safe travels!

Allan

 

[John&Andrea]

Thanks.
We are good and ready to hit the road. Heading to Middlebury to have a little work done at Coachman in March and plan to stay out a while. I need to get plans finalized.

I hope you both are good. Happy travels, see you down the road.