Waxing the coach

[Jon]

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Ernest Ekberg"
wrote:
>
> My coach is parked on the Yellowstone river here in Montana. Today,
the
> temps rose above 65 and my paint looks dingy. I have used the Dri
Wash
> and Guard that Ron Marabito sold to me, but I'm out. What has worked
> for you guys? I need to say that my paint is original and not in the
> best shape. I believe it is Imron.
> Thanks, Ernie- 83PT40 in Montana, getting spring, its about time,
fever
>


I use a Product that put out that called Mr.Clean Automotive Wash
System. My paint job is fairly new and it doesn'td require alot of
waxing but I have found out that with this product that if you both
parts system that your coach is alot easier to wash and dry without
having water spots. I do take my coach to a car wash and can get
around it for about five dollars in change and than I just spray the
whole coach down with this product and it cut out alot of the hand work
required to dry the coach. As far as waxing I use a polish that has a
paint in it and it will cover all the scratches or small marks.

Jon
78 Wanderlodge

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