Protectant Wax

[jdereu]

SO I just picked up a 2020 and the fiberglass is in great condition. I want to keep it that way because buffing a 40' rv doesnt sound fun. Has anyone had any luck with a particular product? I used Turtle Wax Ceramic coating on the front cap but now looking for something for the fiberglass sides..

[mlh]

If I wonted to keep it nice I would look into ceramic coating. It has all the advantages, protecting, years long life, but it isn’t cheap. If you do it yourself it probably isn’t that expensive. I had my F150 done and so far it is everything it’s billed to be. It makes washing easier and beads water much better than any wax.
It’s supposed to last 9 years, we will see.
Lynwood

[Jeff n Susan]

I use the F11 Top coat. Once a year I apply it. Doing it once a year gives me the chance to closely inspect the surfaces for any existing defects, and those that possibly could be prevented. It is expensive, but so is the rig.

[432bartman]

I use Zephyr products. Their spray polish/wax and their spray ceramic coating works fabulous. I've tried many other products, and the Zephyr is truly a no buff. Works fantastic. The Zephyr product line can be purchased on Amazon, and they get top marks in the review section. Just another suggestion to the zillion of detailing products out there. My trailer has an awesome shine to it, and when washed, it just beads right off.

[jdereu]

Originally Posted by 432bartman

I use Zephyr products. Their spray polish/wax and their spray ceramic coating works fabulous. I've tried many other products, and the Zephyr is truly a no buff. Works fantastic. The Zephyr product line can be purchased on Amazon, and they get top marks in the review section. Just another suggestion to the zillion of detailing products out there. My trailer has an awesome shine to it, and when washed, it just beads right off.

Got an amazon link?