Walbernize rv super sealer used on interior

[Pedecanada]

Has anybody else used walbernize on interior metal. My Panamerica has a lot of metal in garage part and stuff works great on exterior.

[Bluto]

Can't help about using Walbernize, I never use it. My trailer only has the kitchen wall of shiny aluminum and I wax it. I just use an auto wax that I use on the exterior. It works well, so based on that I'd say, go for it. As an after thought, there are also detailing sprays that might work well too.

[Wingeezer]

I find walbernize very good too - especially like that it comes off so easily even when used in sunshine, which I know isn't the best thing to do.

I haven't tried it on the aluminum on our galley wall, but wouldn't hesitate to do so. I wouldn't expect any problem.

One thing I did learn though was not to use Walbernize on the lower rock guards - unless there is some trick I don't know.

I think they are stainless, and the walbernize left them very streaky. What i use on them now and it seems to work well is just good old WD-40.

[Pedecanada]

I used Walbernize on lower rock guards with great result. It takes alot of rubbing with clean cloth with a little streaking but very little.

[Tim A.]

I have not used Walbernize for aluminum on the inside of our trailer (we have the mouse fuzz on the walls). I have used it for the gelcoat of the shower stall with terrific results. I also use it regularly to polish the interior of our refrigerator before storing the trailer.

Both of these treatments are after thorough washing. After Walbernizing the inside of the 'frig, I do leave the door open for several days, then put a tea bag in the freezer and another in the refrigerated part, close the door, and it stays odor free for all the months until we use the trailer again.

Tim