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kountry traveler · 05-26-2010, 03:57 PM

Just finished applying a product called POLI GLOW to our 04 Montana
and am very satisfied with the results.
I have always waxed the unit before which takes some time and the results do not last long as the bugs take their toll on the front of the unit.
After applying PG to the unit the front and back have a very good sheen to the finish. The sides looked good before but have a better shine now. The company states that this finish should last a year and then you reapply a couple of coats to refresh it.
When you apply this you start out with a product called PolyPrep and after applying that you apply about 6 coats of Poli Prop. This sound like a lot of coats but you do a small area at a time and PG drys in about 1 minute so goes faster then you think. I used a small hand sprayer to put the product on the chamois applicator and that saved a lot of time.
You can "Goggle" PoliGlow and that should take you to a web site that will offer you free shipping. My total cost was $72.00 and if it last as well as they claim I will be very satisfied.
I only regret that I did not take some "Before and After" pictures.
THE KOUNTRY TRAVELER

05-26-2010, 03:57 PM	#1
kountry traveler Seasoned Camper Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Hot Springs Village Posts: 57 M.O.C. #9428	Our RV looks like it has been "Clear Coated" Just finished applying a product called POLI GLOW to our 04 Montana and am very satisfied with the results. I have always waxed the unit before which takes some time and the results do not last long as the bugs take their toll on the front of the unit. After applying PG to the unit the front and back have a very good sheen to the finish. The sides looked good before but have a better shine now. The company states that this finish should last a year and then you reapply a couple of coats to refresh it. When you apply this you start out with a product called PolyPrep and after applying that you apply about 6 coats of Poli Prop. This sound like a lot of coats but you do a small area at a time and PG drys in about 1 minute so goes faster then you think. I used a small hand sprayer to put the product on the chamois applicator and that saved a lot of time. You can "Goggle" PoliGlow and that should take you to a web site that will offer you free shipping. My total cost was $72.00 and if it last as well as they claim I will be very satisfied. I only regret that I did not take some "Before and After" pictures. THE KOUNTRY TRAVELER