Removing Oxidation from a Motorhome

**VEPA** · 06-22-2007, 11:03 AM

I have just purchased a 2002 Monaco Motorhome. The previous owner had stored it out outside and the paint and fiberglass became oxidized.

I had a Mobile Detail Guy come out. He used a Blue Coral product. He was able to bring back the painted panels, but the Fiberglass panels are just not what I want to see. I’m storing the vehicle in doors now, so the sun won’t beat on it all the time. Anybody got any suggestions on what I can use.

**JBs** · 06-22-2007, 11:10 AM

blue coral?

**Jimmie** · 06-22-2007, 11:17 AM

Welcome to AGOL.
Until someone who has worked with fiberglass gets on you can go to the AG Shopping. On the menu "Shop by Brand". Look and read about these: Collinite, Duragloss, Meguiars their marine products. Fiberglass will be mentioned in some products. Best to you.

**Gnarboots11** · 06-22-2007, 11:21 AM

Monoco's are nice, I am looking at them myself. Congrats on the new motorhome, that's a sweet rig!

**sparkie** · 06-22-2007, 01:41 PM

Getting good feed back from Big Al.......

**Al-53** · 06-22-2007, 04:06 PM

I been playing with the DG 501..very nice results so far..but I do not think this is the one for you now..it will take to much product to do the work you need...I have done RV's and boats with bad oxidation..and I will say what worked best for me was Meg's #83 and a wool pad....also after the 83 I use 66 to finish it..it leaves a wax on it also...and than use collinite wax on it...either the fleetwax..or the or the liquid fleetwax....

thats my combo for the problem you have....and it works

Al