Streaks on trailers
 

Does anyone know the best way to remove the gray streaks on an enclosed trailer. I've tried different types of streak remover sprays and they are terrible. Short from buffing and waxing the sides I haven't found anything that works. It comes from the screws on the sides of the trailer.
Makes the trailers look like crap. Any help?
Thanks

Go to wally world and get some black streak remover works good

My wife has used "Magic Eraser" purchased from Wal-Mart on our trailer. It even removed the black streaks from a blown tire. You might give it a try.

There used to be a product on the marked called RV-455. The man that owned the business, Mike Randell, sold it I believe. I don't know if it is under that name or a new one. You may try dragraceresults.com and ask there. Someone will know the scoop.

Give Bill a call at Ultrashine, incredible stuff, he even managed to please one of the toughest critics with his wash. Every product is the best and easy.

http://www.ultrashine.org/

I just got off the phone with Bill and placed an order for some cleaner and wax.
Thanks for the tips guys

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LET US KNOW HOW WELL IT WORKS. THANKS

RV Section of Wal-Mart " Black Streak Remover" I think its $4.00-$5.00 Spray it on wash it off I've used it on several trailers and got several people @ the track to use it. Works everytime.

Try simple green!!! works good for me ,cleans steeaks off motor home, trailer, etc,you can get itall over!! David.

I used it on my motorhome and trailer,worked great

Thanks guys for the tips. I tried simple green and black streak remover from Wally world . I also bought some stuff from an RV dealer. It took about half the streaks away but you can still see them. The trailer is not even a year old. When the stuff comes in from Ultrashine I'll try it and let you know how it works. If that doesn't work I guess I'll buff and wax the trailer. I've been waxing the RV for the last two weeks. I'll never complain about waxing a car again. Man that thing is huge. I'm just anal about keeping my stuff nice.
Again thanks for your help.

I was just recently taking the lettering off of my trailer and was using Laquer thinner to get the left over glue residue off. Then I tried something a little less harsh and next thing I knew my white trailer was white again. I used plain ole rubbing alcohol, yup 99 cent bottle of isopropyl alcohol took all the streaks off the trailer and no elbow grease at all. I couldnt belive it.Rinsed the trailer off with the hose and I was done. Worked for me hopefully will work for you. :wink:

At the local Dollar Store the stuff is called Awesome for about $1.00 per bottle it works GREAT! :)

Mark

Trailer claener
 

Try that awsome from the dollar store , REAL DEALS if you have one local , or try Purple Power, Auto Zone, Wal mart, ADvnce auto ,ect. Streight from the gallon or 2.5 gallon jug with a mild brush ,Rinse with a hose and that the best stuff we found over the years to use .[/b]

I think I'll look into getting a black enclosed trailer now that I've read this thread.
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