nitrohorse160
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- Mar 9, 2011
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Try a 39' fifth wheel with four slideouts! The fifth wheel being so tall creates even more surface area.
Ah, but at least it's the smooth fiberglass. I can't imagine doing all that in aluminum.
Still, just doing the very basic NuFinish wax job takes several hours.
I used a product called TC3. It's a cleaner resin that removed all the black streaks. I have a feeling that my trailer has not seen wax in many years while parked under a large Maple tree by it's previous owner. I started out trying to use an orbital polisher, but with all the crevices, it was nearly impossible. I would think that the polisher would work well on a fiberglass 5er like yours. In all honesty, I doubt there's any "quick and easy" way to wax a trailer. My next attempt at waxing will be with some type of spray on and wipe off wax.