best wax?

[GarryH]

There are a lot of waxes out there, all maintain they are the best.
Does anyone have a recommendation on a good wax. I have read about Rejex and it sounds good and may be best for the front cap to stop bugs from sticking. Anyway does anyone have a good wax to recommend?
Thanks
(forget about this post---I found lots of other posts on wax---I should do my research first)

 

[TandT]

We have had very good luck with Rejex. (So far)

We use it on all hard surfaces. Stickers and all.

I believe it is more of a maintainer, than a restorer.
In other words, if your rig still looks good, I believe it will keep it that way.
I would recommend using it before you have any oxidation.

People comment on how shiney our BH is, after almost two years. Trace

 

[rjr6150]

Another vote for Rejex used it on our 09 and now on the Landmark. Great product.

 

[donr827]

A lot depends on the shape of your fiberglass exterior. I have used the McGuire's brand of boat cleaners-wax depending on the condition of the fiberglass.
Don

 

[zigzag3337]

Liquid Glass. It's expensive in my book $26/pint, but it contains no wax or any abrasives. I used it when I showed my truck and now on the camper. Very easy to apply as it does not require any buffing. Just a lot of elbow grease....

 

[scottyb]

Another vote for Rejex used it on our 09 and now on the Landmark. Great product.

How far does a 16 oz bottle get you and how often do you have to apply it? Found it on amazon for 19.95 and free shipping for Prime members.

 

[SJH]

16oz should do your rig a couple of times or nearly so. I use it on the caps only about four times a year and my 16oz is still going after two years. From the Rejex website:

The RejeX coating is very thin (approximately 1 micron), so a little goes a very long way. A 16 oz. bottle should cover:

[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]• A typical single-engine airplane tip to tail
• A 35’ boat or RV
• 3 regular SUVs or large sedans
• 4 economy or sports cars[/FONT]
​

 

[scottyb]

16oz should do your rig a couple of times or nearly so. I use it on the caps only about four times a year and my 16oz is still going after two years. From the Rejex website:

The RejeX coating is very thin (approximately 1 micron), so a little goes a very long way. A 16 oz. bottle should cover:

• A typical single-engine airplane tip to tail
• A 35’ boat or RV
• 3 regular SUVs or large sedans
• 4 economy or sports cars
​

Thanks for that. So you only do the cap or you only do the cap 4 times / year?

 

[TXBobcat]

I have used Rejex and it is good on the front. It helps get the bugs off. However if you do not have a good finish it will not do well. A person Ifound that sold Rejex confirmed what I found and said to use Finesse-It.

However I like the thread that pointed to this RV.net thread about Red Max Pro. I need a lot of work to get my 2008 BH to shine again.

Who posted the RV.net thread on this forum?

BC

 

[sjs731]

I used about 3/4 of a 16 oz. bottle on my rig and it is about 35' long. Bugs come right off even after sitting. Black streaks wipe right off too.


Steve
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[SJH]

Thanks for that. So you only do the cap or you only do the cap 4 times / year?

I do the cap at least 4 times a year simply because that is what I do! Keeping the RV and bike looking new is my therapy! Keeping the gray caps from fading is a chore. The Rejex has slowed that process but it is beginning to turn white in areas!

 

[1231ChaseB]

I use this stuff called Optimum and only because it has a UV thing in it ! Maybe the other's do too ? Anyway i like the ease of using it !
chaseb