motorhome cleaning products

[davidmclaren]

I am having a real hard job in removing some residual difficult to shift black marks on the main motorhome body area - typically under the window areas .My local Swift dealer recommended Farecla G3 Advanced Liquid Compound but having looked at the spec I am concerned that it will too abrasive. I have used Fenwick products before and thought they were overrated and too pricey for what they actually did. Any simple solutions or alternative products you would recommend /

[Guest JudgeMental]

MER seems quite popular, and worked well on streaks on my CB when I had one.....

[Guest Had Enough]

davidmclaren - 2014-09-14 12:35 PM

 

I am having a real hard job in removing some residual difficult to shift black marks on the main motorhome body area - typically under the window areas .My local Swift dealer recommended Farecla G3 Advanced Liquid Compound but having looked at the spec I am concerned that it will too abrasive. I have used Fenwick products before and thought they were overrated and too pricey for what they actually did. Any simple solutions or alternative products you would recommend /

 

I believe that G3 is quite powerful. I use G10, which is ideal for removing stains etc. My body shop recommended it as the best thing to smarten up paintwork without taking too much off the top,

[peter lambert]

I always use Autoglym products on our van. Their Super Resin Polish seems to shift almost anything after a good wash with the bodywork shampoo.

[coach2000]

Try Silky. It is a cream that you apply with a damp cloth. Cost about £4.50 works a treat on cleaning all bodywork. If deeply ingrained use Autoglymm as previously mentioned.

 

Clive.