OK, I acknowledge upfront the answer is "none."
But is there any - preferably corded vs cordless - electric waxer/cleaner/polisher that I could get that would not destroy the finish on my vehicles and that isn't too heavy to manipulate or too large for minimal storage space, and that might do at least some good? Up here in NW WA the acid rain, or whatever seems to be coming off of I-5 a block away, is leaving brown dots and grey streaks on my vehicles. It's adding to the nice dull film of oxydation I should have cleaned off two years ago. I tried Meguiars on the brown dots, and they scrub off. But it takes a ton of effort and stamina. And I end up with smears. I don't want perfection; I just don't want to have to repaint someday. I would also use the scrubber to try to clean some of the oxydiation off the mh fiberglass. Since I've been fulltiming for 4 years now, I think I've put off doing this maintenance chore long enough.
As for products, I'll likely stick to readily available Meguiars or something.
--pat
But is there any - preferably corded vs cordless - electric waxer/cleaner/polisher that I could get that would not destroy the finish on my vehicles and that isn't too heavy to manipulate or too large for minimal storage space, and that might do at least some good? Up here in NW WA the acid rain, or whatever seems to be coming off of I-5 a block away, is leaving brown dots and grey streaks on my vehicles. It's adding to the nice dull film of oxydation I should have cleaned off two years ago. I tried Meguiars on the brown dots, and they scrub off. But it takes a ton of effort and stamina. And I end up with smears. I don't want perfection; I just don't want to have to repaint someday. I would also use the scrubber to try to clean some of the oxydiation off the mh fiberglass. Since I've been fulltiming for 4 years now, I think I've put off doing this maintenance chore long enough.
As for products, I'll likely stick to readily available Meguiars or something.
--pat
