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WATER AND DIRT STAINS ARE GONE.
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If your RV is like ours, water and dirt run down on the exterior where the awning ends, or from the drip rails, and stains the paint.
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I TRIED LOTS OF AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS...NONE TO MY SATISFACTION.
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We're leaving for the Pacific NW tomorrow and I didn't want to take the time for pictures, processing them for the Internet and posting them with this article. I wish I had because the results are incredible.
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THE STAINS WERE REALLY UGLY.
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Where water and dirt had run off the roof the exterior was badly stained. I found that GOOP, the waterless hand cleaner without any pumice or other abrasives, removed the dirt and took the stains out of the paint without damaging the finish. I had to re-wax the spots where I'd used the GOOP but that was well worth the finished product.
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JUST APPLY A LITTLE TO THE SPOTS.
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I used a bug sponge to apply the waterless soap to the stains and left for five minutes or so to do other jobs. When I came back I wiped off the GOOP with the bug sponge and the stains were gone almost immediately. Then, I rinsed the area with water, applied a coat of wax to the spots and buffed it off.
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THAT'S ALL THERE WAS TO IT.
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