Just washed my fiberglass roof on my motorhome, and waxed it. My question is, can I leave the wax on for a couple of months? Or, it would be better to buff it out now. Thanks in advance.
Purpleheart 2005 Meridian Itasca Class A Motorhome 2005 Honda Pilot
There are a plethora of new sealant products on the market today that are making wax obsolete. Products like F-11 etc. They are more expensive, last longer, and much easier to apply.
I wax my fiberglass roof with a spray wax ( Optimum) - It has UV protectants that supposedly last 5 months.... I probably wash/wax the roof every 3-4 months, so I'm good. My roof has non-skid areas on each side for the length of the coach. Using regular wax on those embossed areas is a pain. The spray wax does a good job on both the non-skid and the smooth areas.
Joe 2013 Dutch Star 4338- all electric Toad is 2015 F-150 with bikes,kayaks and Harley aboard
We use a wash & wax car wash also, does a great job. Many regular waxes say to not use on fiberglass. I would also be concerned about the roof being slippery.
Makes exactly no difference if you can't see it. If you are worried about cosmetics, wipe it off. Otherwise, have a great day!
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I go to the dollar store and get 2 or 3 foam mops wash the roof then spray on Protectall and spread it with the foam mop and don't worry about buffing it off and I can do it all standing up.
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I wash my roof with one of the automotive washing liquids that contain WAX. I wash the roof, rinse it off, and done. It does well to repel the water and is not slippery.
wax on a coaches roof makes no sense to me a accident waiting to happen. There has to be a better way to take care of roof with out wax where you will be walking on it?
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