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Originally Posted by lewster
When I first got my CCD, I read all of the threads and got some Walnernize . Atfer applying it so a small spot of the trailer, I really didn't like the finish, but thought that I should give it a try. I ended up polishing half with Walbernize and the other half with Rejex, which is a polymer product that I have been using on a regular basis since my MoHo days. It is available from Corrosion Technologies Corporation.
That was in Jan. After looking at the A/S yesterday as I get it ready for my trip, the Walbernize side is not as bright as the Rejex side, and the water beads are not as distinct......almost non-existent. I would say that I prefer the Rejex and will re-do the T/T as soon as I have the time. The CCD is stored outside, so it is a pretty good indicator of who expect. Plus, the Rejex makes it far easier to remove tar and bugs, from prior experience of owning a bug magnet (also known as a motor home).  |
Man, after reading Lewster's post here, I had to try this stuff (Rejex) on my Safari Sport Airstream and got the job done yesterday and I am amazed by the result. This stuff works extremely well and you get an awesome shine (I could see my reflection on the Aluminum of the trailer). The other thing is that I used only a quarter of the bottle, after purchasing two bottles. Definitely will endorse this product with Lewster (as posted above).
Not sure how well it works on the older Airstreams, but I guess it would be worth giving it a try.
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