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When my Fiberglass would no longer shine, I tried Poly Glow.
It is an acrylic based liquid that is applied with a Chamois covered sponge.
It was originally developed for the boating industry.
If applied properly, it can last over a year. But it depends on your rigs exposure to the elements.
Next spring, I will be clear coating my front cap and reapplying poly glow to the sides.
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Location: NE. Ohio USA
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Try Gel Gloss, it's a cleaner and wax all in one. My one friend had a 1999 RV trailer he admitted he has not washed or waxed in at least the 10 years he owned it. It looked bad, I mean salvage material bad. Took two of us 90 minutes to do the rear wall. It was literally "black" and super oxidized. When we got finished it looked great. Most of the shine came back...
Jim Kathy & Robert ~ NE. OH.
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