Waxing & Preserving

Dec
Keep Your Caps Looking Good!
Rondo Asks: Wade, I have a 2013 Keystone Montana 3582RL and when I had it last washed and waxed by one of the pro companies at a rally we were attending, they told me the front and rear caps were starting to oxidize. I trust this company and I would like to know if I […]
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Oct
Wade Wax to Make it Last
Kemp Asks: Hi Wade, Just purchased a Rockwood Ultra Lite 2608 from Dodd RV and had your products installed. By the way, Jennifer Wise was awesome and did an outstanding job! I have read conflicting info as to whether the rig should be waxed. Some folks say don’t wax and others say that it just […]
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Aug
Big Mistake or Easy Fix?
Aaron Asks: Hello, I made a big mistake. I just returned from a week long trip and washed and used this spray on spray off wax product. I did this in full sun not even thinking, and now I have excess wax everywhere. The travel trailer is new and has has laminated ultralite walls. The […]
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Jul
No More Water Spots!
Bob Asks: We have a 2018 Tiffin Phaeton that we had Duratain applied on April 2018. Can I use a waterless wash to maintain the coach? When I use water I get water spots as it dries so fast, especially on the black and maroon colors. Wade Responds: Bob, First let me thank you […]
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Jun
Code Red: Color Injected FRP
Aaron Asks: Hi. I have a 2015 Red Minnie Winnebago TT. 2451BHS. I have used your rejuvenator with wax. Great Stuff!!! However, the red is not even. There are patches it seems. I used the buffer to remove product with a wool pad. Do I need to do the rejuvenator a 2nd time or wash […]
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May
How Long Does a Wax Really Last?
Denney Asks: If using on a automobile how long does it last before needing to be used again under normal conditions? Wade Responds: If you are referring to Wade Wax, like any wax, the length of time it protects will vary. Wade Wax is considered a “once a year wax.” However that is just an […]
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Apr
No Water? No Problem! – Spit Shine Waterless Wash and Wax
MaryEllen Asks: Can I use Spit Shine on a van camper (Ford Transit)? Wade Responds: MaryEllen, Good question! Yes, Spit Shine will work great on your little Van! In fact, it’s the only product I use on my personal cars in Arizona because it’s fast and easy. My cars only get washed with water once […]
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Apr
Oxidation and Relaxation: Restoring your Vintage Camper
Paul Asks: I bought a 1968 Forester camper with painted aluminum siding – what is the best product to clean the oxidation & restore shine to the paint? Thanks very much – Paul Wade Responds: Paul, Sounds like a fun project! Because you are dealing with factory painted aluminum this is going to be a […]
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Mar
Wade Waxin’ Duratain Lastin’
Daylan Asks: I watched a video on your web site where you used beast wash for an extremely dirty RV and used a pressure washer. I am wondering if Beast wash can be used like regular soap just to do a regular washing? My RV is not very dirty at all so I suppose I […]
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Jun
Waxy- Bake, Waxy- Bake, Swirly Stress! Shining Up my Carriage and Remove this Mess
Wade Replies – Skip, I would first Beast Wash your unit with our Beast Wash. Next I would start buffing her out with our one step RV Finish Rejuvenator with Wax. The Beast Wash will remove any wax residue and give you a clean surface to work with. You can than start buffing your […]
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