I have a travel trailer that is parked outside (won't fit in garage) so it is exposed to the elements. It is new (2015) so it looks great, no fading, no stickers peeling, etc. I would like to keep it that way...
It appears, from reading RV forums, that lots of folks use Aerospace 303 Protectant. But, it sounds like it's a chore to apply. I LOVE the H20 G&G for it's results and ease of application. Would it serve as a reasonable protectant to the exterior of a travel trailer? It's bonded fiberglass (not metal) with vinyl stickers.
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I have a travel trailer that is parked outside (won't fit in garage) so it is exposed to the elements. It is new (2015) so it looks great, no fading, no stickers peeling, etc. I would like to keep it that way...
It appears, from reading RV forums, that lots of folks use Aerospace 303 Protectant. But, it sounds like it's a chore to apply. I LOVE the H20 G&G for it's results and ease of application. Would it serve as a reasonable protectant to the exterior of a travel trailer? It's bonded fiberglass (not metal) with vinyl stickers.
Thanks so much!
Tim
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