Toyhualers

[FasterThanU90]

we got a new model warrior with the fiberglass sides ive seen a couple of u on here that have em. What do u guys use to keep the outside of em from gettin weathered weve had ours sittin in the sun for a while and the weather is just gonna get hotter. Is ther sum sort of like super "armorall" for fiberglass?

[Too Many Toys]

Not really. You just have to keep a good coat of wax on them. Much like you would a boat. Thats what I do with mine and it still looks brand new.

Edited March 3, 2006 by Too Many Toys

[FasterThanU90]

That would be alot of wax and waxin mines about 10ft tall and 39 ft long i was thinkin maybe theres something allong the lines of a spray or a wash that u can hook up to a hose but thanks for the input

[wesw]

you might be able to take it to a semi truck wash or ask them if they have some spray wash or wax they can put on your trailer.

 

they do 53 ft trailers all the time.

[Too Many Toys]

It is alot of wax. Trust me mines 14' tall and 40' feet long. You can use the spray stuff but it doesn't last as long or work as good.

Edited March 3, 2006 by Too Many Toys

[bansheefreak]

It is alot of wax. Trust me mines 14' tall and 40' feet long. You can use the spray stuff but it doesn't last as long or work as good.

481621[/snapback]

thats a nice trailer there... how much cheese that set you back...???

[Too Many Toys]

I got a pretty decent deal ( I think ). It retailed for $68,000 and I picked it up out the door for $46,000. It's been fun as hell so far. The som bitch is heavy though. It weighs about 17,000 lbs loaded down.