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Jakerooni · 04-02-09, 06:45

I'm going to go out on a limb here and ask. Do you have any idea what your doing when it comes to gel coats and RV's? What exactly are you expecting to clay? Do you realise if its even possible to clay that how much clay it would take? Is the roof cool sealed? If so you're not going to coat that with anything. i think just by the questions you're asking and processes your suggesting that your in over your head on this one. You can not detail an RV like you do an automobile. The products are all completly different the processes are all completlely different. They can be a royal pain in the *** even if you use the correct processes and the right products. I Usually do about 20-30 RV's and Boats a year. I've hated every one of them LOL. But seriously they take a different kind of process.

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Jakerooni Bright Dynamics Owner Jakerooni is offline Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Greenville, SC Posts: 2,518 Contact:	Re: another RV question I'm going to go out on a limb here and ask. Do you have any idea what your doing when it comes to gel coats and RV's? What exactly are you expecting to clay? Do you realise if its even possible to clay that how much clay it would take? Is the roof cool sealed? If so you're not going to coat that with anything. i think just by the questions you're asking and processes your suggesting that your in over your head on this one. You can not detail an RV like you do an automobile. The products are all completly different the processes are all completlely different. They can be a royal pain in the *** even if you use the correct processes and the right products. I Usually do about 20-30 RV's and Boats a year. I've hated every one of them LOL. But seriously they take a different kind of process.