Specifically, my ambulances. I volunteer for a fire company in SE PA and i need a solution for protecting our ambulances from every possible form of abuse. They're 3 years old, and they a driven like they're stolen 90% of the time. When they're washed is with an industrial car wash detergent and a brush, then they're dried with hospital towels. They're occasionally driven through...everything you can think of, they've once or twice taken out a police car. Needless to say, they need a good coat of wax....
Now, i can't do anything fancy. layering on a bunch or layers of expensive product you use on your benz is overkill and will probably last 6 hours before someone drives it through something abrasive, corrosive and godawful
They need to be polished then covered with the heaviest duty industrial wax known to mankind. There's nothing i can do where the paint has been removed by things like road signs or other vehicles. I simply cannot spend that kind of time and have no experience doing touchups and whetsanding. So, we're just going to call those "character marks" and leave them there as evidence that these vehicles get some hard use.
I have some ideas.
First, as far as a last step for the exterior, i don't think there's another option besides collinite fleet wax.
Now, prior to that, i'm lost. I need the polish of the apocalypse. I do have a random orbital buffer which should probably help somewhat. Make it industrial stregnth and cheap. It's gonna be hard enough getting reembursed.
As for the interior, everything is plastic, vynil, and other such materials that blood whipes off easily. Should take about a gallon of 303. I have plexus for the lightbars and plexiglass cabinet doors and so-forth.
Now, i can't do anything fancy. layering on a bunch or layers of expensive product you use on your benz is overkill and will probably last 6 hours before someone drives it through something abrasive, corrosive and godawful
They need to be polished then covered with the heaviest duty industrial wax known to mankind. There's nothing i can do where the paint has been removed by things like road signs or other vehicles. I simply cannot spend that kind of time and have no experience doing touchups and whetsanding. So, we're just going to call those "character marks" and leave them there as evidence that these vehicles get some hard use.
I have some ideas.
First, as far as a last step for the exterior, i don't think there's another option besides collinite fleet wax.
Now, prior to that, i'm lost. I need the polish of the apocalypse. I do have a random orbital buffer which should probably help somewhat. Make it industrial stregnth and cheap. It's gonna be hard enough getting reembursed.
As for the interior, everything is plastic, vynil, and other such materials that blood whipes off easily. Should take about a gallon of 303. I have plexus for the lightbars and plexiglass cabinet doors and so-forth.
