LD factory wax October 10, 2010, 05:43:23 pm Yahoo Message Number: 117416Since this is my 3rd message today, I guess I don't have enough to do this afternoon! In any case, it is a Sunday and I can't call the factory. I have gone through the threads but can't quickly put my finger on this answer so thanks in advance for your patience. What is the wax the factory sells? I want to try to save myself the drive up there from Long Beach and perhaps purchase on line.Thanks so much,Julie and Sue '04 RB Bella Bear
Re: LD factory wax Reply #1 – October 10, 2010, 06:12:06 pm Yahoo Message Number: 117418http://fk1usa.com/products-consumer.htmI believe it is FK1 Dave__
LD factory wax Reply #2 – October 10, 2010, 10:58:13 pm Yahoo Message Number: 117427I got mine from the factory when I picked up my rig. They sold me 2180 A.S. Ultra Polymer Sealant by Finish Kare, Inc.Ken F. in CA
Wax Reply #3 – October 22, 2010, 11:42:44 am Yahoo Message Number: 117677What wax do you folks recommend for waxing the LD? I had purchased a polymer wax from the factory when we picked up the rig in '07. This time I would like to buy the wax locally, if possible, to avoid the shipping charges for chemicals. The only product I have found that is not a carnuba wax is Liquid Glass, but it doesn't specify exactly what it is. Has anyone used this product? Or would I be better off with one that contains carnuba and polymers? Thanks, Beverly Brownian Motion '07 TK
Re: Wax Reply #4 – October 22, 2010, 12:40:46 pm Yahoo Message Number: 117680Beverly, we've pretty much talked this subject to death in the past. If you use Yahoo's search feature to look for 'polish', you'll find many opinions on the subject. :-)Andy Baird http://www.andybaird.com/travels/
Re: Wax Reply #5 – October 23, 2010, 08:14:36 am Yahoo Message Number: 117691Finish First polish is the way to go. Available on the web. Easy to apply, long-lasting. Nukamper will even come and help you apply it! (Sorry, Steve, couldn't resist! )Toad
Re: Wax Reply #6 – October 23, 2010, 09:53:31 am Yahoo Message Number: 117692We purchased our 2001 RK last October and left almost immediately for a trip. We didn't return until this summer. So this will be the first real outside cleaning that I have done.A couple of questions. Other than a good washing is there any additional prep I should do, especially since this will be the first time I I'll be using FF.How many applications can I expect from the 16 oz can of FF.TIA Ed
Re: Wax Reply #7 – October 23, 2010, 11:15:28 am Yahoo Message Number: 117696QuoteOther than a good washing is there any additional prep I should do, especially since this will be the first time I I'll be using FF.How many applications can I expect from the 16 oz can of FF.TIA Ed. I can get two applications from one can of FF. I have found Finish Prep to be effective on contaminants such as bug stains and oxidation on the faux cabover windows.Malcolm Blue02MB
Re: Wax Reply #8 – October 24, 2010, 08:47:55 am Yahoo Message Number: 117720Ed, Yes indeed, start with a good washing. I then follow that by going after all the tar spots, bug spots, black streaks etc with the Finish Prep. It does a great job of removing all those types of things.I'm on only my second can of FF polish
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