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20th April 2011, 15:51 | #1 |
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I have a caravan of which has a fibreglass roof. Over the years it has gone dull.
I tried using MER which was only partly successful and back breaking to do. Is there another good quality polish out there which is easy to apply? G |
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The first thing to establish is if the surface is gelcoat or has it been spray painted. If it is gelcoat then there are good polishes for it. Ask at a decent paint shop. If it has been sprayed then a good car polish should do. Probably need cutting first though
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I used Meguires scratch X on my fibreglass, brought it up like new (99% is gelcoat, try scratching a small inconspicous area, if you don't get any paint peel, then it is gelcoat)
You would be better to use a buffer with G3 or similar (available from paint suppliers) to make your life easier!!
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Yes mate, a finishing polish, usually used to refinish after a respray, speak to your nearest paint shop supplier, they will keep you right.
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