Reply to "Spray on ceramic wax"

BobnRobinVery Happy Campers Lance AmbassadorLifetime MemberTrailmaster

We have a friend that is a traveling detailer. I ask some of the same questions back a couple months. He indicated the best have to be used indoors, but there is a new one that he said will be able to install out doors in Sun lights.

He's done a number of late model Lance travel trailers and the front skins are tought to keep a shine on. He would give a recommend product!

A number of Youtuber RVers like 'ZEP' floor wax. Couple coats in a short amounts of times. <https://youtu.be/PueUu9BTP68>

Good luck

Bob

4/21/2012:39 PM

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