Goes on smooth with a lightly damp sponge and buffs out easily by hand.
Sweet!
Mine needs a wax, how many bottles did you need?
Sweet!
Mine needs a wax, how many bottles did you need?
A small part of one bottle.
Just a small amount goes a long ways.
Hi Dave; I have been using this wax exclusively on my automobiles in addition to the LD. It does an excellent job, and is very durable. About a third of a bottle for the entire coach. Don't get it on the windows. A pain to get it off the glass. It seems to work on plastic well; of course the painted surface is a plastic too. I do use Meguiar's Black Restorer for the mirrors and arms. Door handles, trim around the windows etc. Amazon.com: MEGUIAR'S G15812 Plastic Restorer Black 12 oz. : Automotive (https://www.amazon.com/Meguiars-Ultimate-Black-Restorer-Protect/dp/B0055PD1H4?th=1) Just a happy customer.
I remember Joel did a demo of another wax that he uses, and it seemed exceptional also, but I don't remember what it was, since I already had a supply of the Meguiar wax. RonB
Hi Dave;...
Joel did a demo of another wax that he uses, and it seemed exceptional also, but I don't remember what it was, since I already had a supply of the Meguiar wax. RonB
Aero Cosmetics Wash Wax All (https://www.amazon.com/s?k=aero+cosmetics+wash+wax+all&crid=2EC0I5RPCRP2R&sprefix=aero+cosmetics+wash+wax+all%2Caps%2C185&ref=nb_sb_noss)
This is what I use on a regular/as needed basis. It's basically spray on, wipe off, buff with 2nd cloth and go on to the next area. It takes me about 30 -45 minutes to do the rig, including setting up and moving the stepladder. I wax it with 'real wax' once or twice a year. Will try the above-mentioned product next time.