Polishing our wheels

[sfedeli3]

Hi Ernie,

I can vouch for Stephen's Met-all recommendation- It does a very
nice job and stays wet on the rag or powerball longer than most. I
have had the best results applying it with a red foam powerball on the
end of a long extension that fits in the drill chuck. If it is a
little humid and you can't get the nice clear shine- try some corn
starch on a microfiber towel. If you're careful to keep the wheels
covered when parked, they seem to stay nice for about a year.

Shane Fedeli
85PT40
Hershey, PA

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Ernest Ekberg"
wrote:
>
> Since the weather has finally started to be warm here in Montana, warm
> I mean over freezing, I want to polish my wheels on the coach. Taking
> the wheels off the coach, like Jeff Miller use to do, is not an option.
> The last time I had them detailed was at the 2004 RIV. And I just wrote
> a check. There are no detailers around here that I can find.
> So- what's the best stuff to use and what kind of buffer/equipment
> should I get? Is there a top dressing that can be used after they are
> polished?
> Thanks, Ernie Ekberg 83PT40 Livingston, Mt
>