Fiberglass Roof

[Meangene]

I bought a new camper that has full body paint everywhere but on the roof. The roof is peaked fiberglass and has white pigment in the resin. My concern is that after some period of time the roof will start to chalk. Does anybody know of a sealer that can be applied to try to stop this from happening. The only product I have checked on so far is Vertglas and they have told me their product will not work for this application. My roof is one piece fiberglas.

[Donna D.]

Hi Gene, welcome to FiberglassRV. You've landed a forum for all molded towables. I see you've got a Holiday Rambler? We can help you with the roof issue, after all our trailers are ALL gelcoat

You may want to click on this topic: http://www.fiberglassrv.com/forums/f...ell-43004.html

For any other issues you run into with your Holiday Rambler, you may have better luck here: iRV2 - RV Forum Community or: Open Road Forums at RV.net

[Meangene]

Originally Posted by Donna D.

Hi Gene, welcome to FiberglassRV. You've landed a forum for all molded towables. I see you've got a Holiday Rambler? We can help you with the roof issue, after all our trailers are ALL gelcoat

You may want to click on this topic: http://www.fiberglassrv.com/forums/f...ell-43004.html

For any other issues you run into with your Holiday Rambler, you may have better luck here: iRV2 - RV Forum Community or: Open Road Forums at RV.net

Thanks for the tip Donna. I did read Randys post and it looks interesting as I am looking for a preventative sealer.

[Bill K]

Use fiberglass boat wax.

Bill K

Originally Posted by Meangene

Thanks for the tip Donna. I did read Randys post and it looks interesting as I am looking for a preventative sealer.

[Meangene]

Thanks for the info.

[Chester Taje]

Wash roof good. Then use Mop and Glow floor wax. Works great. For slightly older cars use Pledge. This also works well.

[Meangene]

Thanks for the tip Chester. Somebody else also suggested the floor wax. As the roof is 8' X 31" applying with a mop sounds good. Sure don't need the work of hand buffing.

[Chester Taje]

Originally Posted by Meangene

Thanks for the tip Chester. Somebody else also suggested the floor wax. As the roof is 8' X 31" applying with a mop sounds good. Sure don't need the work of hand buffing.

It did a good job for me. I got the tip from a Motor Home forum.

[Panoz77]

The red max is very easy to apply and does not require any rubbing or buffing, just wipe on, let dry and repeat one or two more times or until happy. I put two coats on and it seemed to shine er up real nice.

[Meangene]

I had anotther response on Red Max. If it is sstocked at Lowes I have a 100 mile drive.

[Donna D.]

Call them and have them put it into Contractor's Will Call for you. Then, before you leave the house, call Will Call to make certain it's waiting for you

[Meangene]

I would call before I drive that far. Although I may want to check out the flooding on the eastern side of the state when I pick up the product. I see they have one gallon quantities.