Cleaning fiberglass interior?

[just mary]

We just picked up our Burro this weekend, and it needs a good cleaning inside and out. I was thinking about trying Gel-Gloss on it. Has anyone tried that product, or have another product they would recommend? It does have some spider cracking on the inside that I would love to minimize - are there any products that help to minimize the appearance of those cracks? Thanks!

This is the stuff I was referring to:

[rabbit]

For the usual cleanup, of dirt, spatter, insect spotting, I think Windex or maybe 409 work well. When we got our Burro, I felt a bit more was demanded in certain areas involving various sorts of stickum. Used GooBegone and Bestine. Good ventilation required when using either or both. I like Turtlewax "Icewax" car polish but almost any spray furniture wax (Pledge) produces a barrier layer that makes it easier to clean the next time. I don't have spider cracks in the interior liner so no experience trying to hide them.

jack

[Donna D.]

What would you use to clean the inside of fiberglass products of a "sticks 'n bricks house"? Just becuase your asset is now on wheels.... nothing has changed. Truly....


I'm thinking shower stalls, etc....

BTW: I'm a gel gloss friend inside and out (trailer and home shower stall).

[rabbit]

Dang, I coulda passed that test if it hadn't been for the old clawfoot cast iron bathtub in the WC. Gotta get me some mod cons so's I'll know all the answers.

jack

[just mary]

Lol! I guess you're right, Donna. We don't have any fiberglass in our current house that I can think of, but I had a can of Gel-Gloss left over from prior to our move (when we did have a fiberglass shower). I tried it out on the walls of the Burro a bit today, and it seemed to work pretty well. There were some black scuffing type marks that, for the most part, it took care of.

[Pam Garlow]

I used just soap and water on the inside. On the outside, softscrub and a green scrubby pad.

[Carol H]

Mary a Magic Eraser will take off most scuffs.