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Motorhome revisited......
In my continuing saga of attacking oxidized gel cote, my most recent success was using M50 with a 8006 pad. That was after going over the fiberglass with Bon Ami to remove the bulk of the oxidation. I had tried M67, but didn't have much luck with it, I think it really needs a rotary. #50 was much easier to work with, and did a great job, but I can still see a need for more improvement. (Reading this forum sure inspires one to seek perfection.... 
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But in reading an old post from Superior Shine, I see he uses M49 with the maroon 7006 pad on the PC to get the oxidation off.
http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums...ead.php?t=7169
Gel Cote is definitely harder to work then paint, and it does need something aggressive if it's oxidized.
Anybody else do this? Or is this just a good idea for an expert like Joe?
)But in reading an old post from Superior Shine, I see he uses M49 with the maroon 7006 pad on the PC to get the oxidation off.
http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums...ead.php?t=7169
Gel Cote is definitely harder to work then paint, and it does need something aggressive if it's oxidized.
Anybody else do this? Or is this just a good idea for an expert like Joe?