I use the Meguiars Premium Marine Wax. Fantastic and usually comes out on top of all the reviews of Marine/RV wax.
While were on the subject...
I've been wondering what equipment people use to polish, compound and wax. Is there a buffer thats does it all? Good ol' fashion elbow grease?
While were on the subject...
I've been wondering what equipment people use to polish, compound and wax. Is there a buffer thats does it all? Good ol' fashion elbow grease?
Can I assume it doesn't stain or colour (that's "color" for all my American friends :whistlingthe black window trim?
While were on the subject...
I've been wondering what equipment people use to polish, compound and wax. Is there a buffer thats does it all? Good ol' fashion elbow grease?
That would be "PTFE", which is polytetrafluroethylene. Teflon™ is one brand name for this material, although what's in the Starbrite product won't be Teflon™ specifically. Starbrite apparently deliberately mis-spells the acronym, so they can register it as a trademark and so mis-typed web searches will find it:Starbrite's Marine Polish w/PTEF, whatever that is, is the best I've found so far for long lasting, at least if you go by how long water beads off.
(from Premium Marine Polish with PTEF)"PTEF® is Star brite's registered trademark name for polytetraflouroethylene.
Lots of folks here love NU FINISH
what is best - liquid NU FINISH or paste NU FINISH ?
thx.
<-------<<< Wishes he had a trailer to wax.![]()
I guess I MIGHT let you come wash and wax mine......;D
It's just not the same as doing one's own trailer, but you do have beer, right?![]()
I use the Meguiars Premium Marine Wax. Fantastic and usually comes out on top of all the reviews of Marine/RV wax.
That would be "PTFE", which is polytetrafluroethylene. Teflon™ is one brand name for this material, although what's in the Starbrite product won't be Teflon™ specifically. Starbrite apparently deliberately mis-spells the acronym, so they can register it as a trademark and so mis-typed web searches will find it:
(from Premium Marine Polish with PTEF)
Sounds like a pretty sleazy company, but if the stuff works...
The PTFE is in there to be slippery... and make that water bead off.