byekryam
RVF Regular
- Joined
- Nov 16, 2021
- Messages
- 5
- Location
- Pequannock, NJ
- RV Year
- 2002
- RV Make
- Coachman
- RV Model
- Spirit of America
- RV Length
- 27'
- Fulltimer
- No
Hi,
I recently purchased an '86 Winnebago which has some exterior fiberglass yellowing. I'm assuming the original color of the entire exterior was white. I've been investigating\researching methods and products that can restore the exterior color of the fiberglass back to original color. I've read a plethora of articles but none seem to be able to fully restore the original finish. Is this correct, that I am left to settle for the faded coloration? Has anyone had any success with any type of a method and\or product that can make an older RV look newer? Otherwise my thoughts are down the line to potentially "wrap" the RV (if I keep it that long without buying a newer one) vs. painting because it appears painting is much more expensive than wrapping. What have your experiences been? Thanks
I recently purchased an '86 Winnebago which has some exterior fiberglass yellowing. I'm assuming the original color of the entire exterior was white. I've been investigating\researching methods and products that can restore the exterior color of the fiberglass back to original color. I've read a plethora of articles but none seem to be able to fully restore the original finish. Is this correct, that I am left to settle for the faded coloration? Has anyone had any success with any type of a method and\or product that can make an older RV look newer? Otherwise my thoughts are down the line to potentially "wrap" the RV (if I keep it that long without buying a newer one) vs. painting because it appears painting is much more expensive than wrapping. What have your experiences been? Thanks