Pleasantly surprised with Poli Glow

[432bartman]

My rig is a 2019, and sits outside at a private storage facility that we use to store it. We use our trailer pretty much every month, and each time before heading out, I give it a good wash from top to bottom. Needless to say the sides of the trailer and rear are completley dull. I hired a detail service that had 4 guys on it with their buffers and still the back end and the driver's side in particular were still not that shiny. I looked into using Poli Glow, and ordered everything from them. I ordered extra cleaner and a total of 3 bottles of the Poli Glow. I started this morning at about 8 am with thoroughly washing my rig, and using the pre-poli glow cleaner. While it dried, I cleaned our 3 ebikes. Outside temperatures were around 78. I started with the backend and used the supplied mitt. After about 4 coats, I definitelynoticed the shine coming back. I did a total of 6 coats all the way around the rig. On the sides that were severely faded, the results were amazing. My entire trailer looks brand new. I finished at 3:30. Our rig is about 39' and I used one full bottle, plus about 1/4 of another. On one of my attached photos, it shows the bottom half done on the driver's side, with the upper portion still needing to be done. The difference is amazing.

 

[Mikendebbie]

It looks great Bartman.
There was a thread a few weeks ago where the posters clear coat was coming on top of the caps and he was asking about clear coat repair. I was wondering if you thought poliglow would be suited for that application based on your experience? I have a few bad spots in the clear coat on my rear cap. Can poliglow stop the peel?

 

[RMcNeal]

Looks great. That may be in my future too. I've been using Meguire's Boat and RV wax, but it doesn't shine like that.

 

[Daryles]

Thanks for sharing.
Excellent job and review. I have been using Meguiars. I'll have to try the Poliglow now.

 

[twindman]

So do you have to hand buff every square inch? 7.5 hours of this is just a BIT MORE than my 78 year old body can handle!

 

[bsdf200]

I used Poliglow on my '03 Monty, and it worked for about a year. However, the next time I used it, I did not get the same result. It would not bring back the shine as well. When you try to remove it, you have to use a special product from them, which is twice the work. I would never use Poliglow ever again.

 

[foldbak]

I've heard the same thing about PG. Hopefully you'll have better luck.