Product reccomendation

**Thenissanguy** · 09-11-2016, 09:26 PM

Hi I'm in the process of getting a used 5er toy hauler with fiberglass walls. Its 5 years old so I would like to give it some shine back. We all know the time it takes to get these toys washed and waxed! I'm looking for a good cleaner/wax that will last a long time and protect the gel coat so I wont have to re-apply another coat a month later.
What wax do you recommend me to buy that will last a good amount of time?

-Sorry for making another thread but I was not able to find one that gives actual long term reviews.

**Coastalf350** · 09-11-2016, 09:30 PM

I've had good luck with the Megs M50 I believe. Doesn't last all that long but a few months after apply a sealant or some fleet wax

**Thenissanguy** · 09-12-2016, 04:05 PM

Originally Posted by Coastalf350

I've had good luck with the Megs M50 I believe. Doesn't last all that long but a few months after apply a sealant or some fleet wax

thanks ive heard Megs has alot of quality rv products , i will definetly look into it !

**GSKR** · 09-11-2016, 11:04 PM

Without pics hard to advise.maybe d151 clean it really good,then maintain with Gyeon wet coat or hydro.look into the collinite line as far as using a cleaner 920 I believe is the part number.menzera has products for that material as well.There was a gentlemen who restored one of those and it came out beautiful.His post was only 5 days ago forgot what he used.

**Thenissanguy** · 09-12-2016, 04:07 PM

Originally Posted by GSKR

Without pics hard to advise.maybe d151 clean it really good,then maintain with Gyeon wet coat or hydro.look into the collinite line as far as using a cleaner 920 I believe is the part number.menzera has products for that material as well.There was a gentlemen who restored one of those and it came out beautiful.His post was only 5 days ago forgot what he used.

once i pick it up next week i will post pictures of the rv. I used collinite on my cars and it protects them very well but dosent really give them a bright shine imo. If you come across the add drop the link im not very familiar on how to use this site so searching for it will be hard

**shadwell** · 09-13-2016, 08:10 PM

Originally Posted by Thenissanguy

once i pick it up next week i will post pictures of the rv. I used collinite on my cars and it protects them very well but dosent really give them a bright shine imo. If you come across the add drop the link im not very familiar on how to use this site so searching for it will be hard

If you aren't getting a good shine with Collinite, it is very likey the paint underneath is the issue..
Pic above is one coat on single stage white.. (that paint has been wet sanded, polished and jewelled.. so as good as i can get it.. the collinite can be like glass no question... )
Suggest iron x and clay the whole car then polish / cleaner wax then collinite.. you can get an excellent finish..
Mike P did an excellent article on cleaning paint ahead of LSp and the difference it makes..

All the best

**TTQ B4U** · 09-25-2016, 10:27 PM

Originally Posted by shadwell

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If you aren't getting a good shine with Collinite, it is very likey the paint underneath is the issue..
Pic above is one coat on single stage white.. (that paint has been wet sanded, polished and jewelled.. so as good as i can get it.. the collinite can be like glass no

^^ This. Here's pure black with #845