yellowed fiberglass

[imported_Back in Black]

I have an RV that needs some TLC. I bought it last fall and i'm really wanting to bring some sort of shine back to her.



The White fiberglass has faded a bit and has oxidation on about 50% of it and it has "yellowed" a bit.



My first question is, can the white in the fiberglass be brought back? And what product would be best to take the oxidation of of this? I'm figuring since its a '98 Class C that is a single stage gell coat (i could be wrong). I already know that this will take me quite a while, so i'm going to try to work in sections but i also want to get it right the first time. the last thing i want to do is give the yellowed area a great shine only to find out that I could have gotten it back to or close to the original white shine.



I have a PC and every single poorboys product imaginable (I haven't branched out product wise just yet)

 

[stiffdogg06]

The only thing I ever used on fiberglass was XMT 360. Works wonders on light oxidation.



I never tried SSR's on fiberglass.

 

[imported_Jakerooni]

I've yet to see any DA on the market work well with gelcoats/Fiberglass. Even though I've been yelled at before I will say in this case you will need a good rotary, Wool pads in abundence, and Meg's Marine/RV line Oxidaztion remover, Pure wax, and polish. Probably a good black streak remover as well.

 

[budman3]

Poorboy's Pro Polish would be your best bet. It is a strong chemical polish that'll eat through the oxidation. As for the yellowing, that is a little trickier....