carson
Well-known member
Just remember, Richard, there is virtually no back-breaking labor involved.
Start with a clean RV, wipe or brush on the solution ( a few ounces per pail of water). Then rinse it off, doing a section at a time, and that's it. No rubbing at all, the chemical just adheres the the fiberglas and other surfaces by itself. You can do the whole thing in 1/2 hour. Sure works for me.
The new stuff should be better than StopWax, it is more concentrated.
I'll be using it after I run out of the old stuff.
carson, FL
Start with a clean RV, wipe or brush on the solution ( a few ounces per pail of water). Then rinse it off, doing a section at a time, and that's it. No rubbing at all, the chemical just adheres the the fiberglas and other surfaces by itself. You can do the whole thing in 1/2 hour. Sure works for me.
The new stuff should be better than StopWax, it is more concentrated.
I'll be using it after I run out of the old stuff.
carson, FL