Mad Wax
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- Sep 26, 2014
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So I took my first RV job. It's a small one...13ft Casita, white and badly oxidized. Customer wants to use her own product because she heard nice things about it...it's actually this www.autogeek.net/3m-marine-restorer-wax.html. For years, I've only been working with foam pads on just clear coat, and when I tried a test spot, it just wasn't enough to cut through the layers of oxidation. It has more gloss, but very blotchy. I'm researching, and everyone seems to be using wool pads working on badly oxidized gel coat. I have a rotary, but it's a small one..the Flex 3403....I also have a Flex 3401 in my arsenal.
My questions are...
Any recommendation on what kind of wool pads will work best for this?
How many pads would I need?
Is there a better product I should be using instead of what she has?
I want to do this as a 1 step if at all possible. Customer knows this is my first time doing an RV, and dealing with gel coat...so I priced this job low because her Rv is the "guinnea pig" lol
Any hints, tips or tricks would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks guy!
My questions are...
Any recommendation on what kind of wool pads will work best for this?
How many pads would I need?
Is there a better product I should be using instead of what she has?
I want to do this as a 1 step if at all possible. Customer knows this is my first time doing an RV, and dealing with gel coat...so I priced this job low because her Rv is the "guinnea pig" lol
Any hints, tips or tricks would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks guy!