Lyman
Supportive Member
I just bought a 2005 camper and it has black streaks on the aluminum siding. The only thing I get to maybe work is straight stripper. But not that great. Any ideas would help.
BLACK STREAKS ON OUTSIDE OF CAMPER
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joe harper
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Take it to a DETAIL SHOP.....They will BUFF-OUT....The wax will prevent in the future....
The black streaks are likely from rain running off a rubber roof. Get some rubber roof cleaner/sealer and clean/apply product. then clean the black streaks. Clean your roof regularly and treat with rubber roof product and it will stop the streaking somewhat. Most good degreasors (simple green etc.) will remove the streaks or you can buy black streak remover in the RV section. Ahh RV maitenance...
Al
Al
Dolly Llama
Number 5
Simple Green..
My bud had those problems with his camper.
He tried several products.
One was a product specifically labeled for "black streaks" he bought (got ripped off for) at the camper dealer
He asked me what to use, I grabbed some SG out of the van and the streaks dissolved with no effort or elbow grease
fo-reel
..L.T.A.
My bud had those problems with his camper.
He tried several products.
One was a product specifically labeled for "black streaks" he bought (got ripped off for) at the camper dealer
He asked me what to use, I grabbed some SG out of the van and the streaks dissolved with no effort or elbow grease
fo-reel
..L.T.A.
joe harper
Member
Al.....is correct in where the stains are coming from.....
I am assuming the siding is a off white or beige.....the black stain will permeate the
factory "CLEAR-COAT"....
To remove the stain...you must use a "high speed" buffer with a resin based cleaner...
You can try...a very light "rubbing compound" by hand...Just be careful NOT to rub
through the clear coat.
If it is not to bad try a "MOTHERS" brand "cleaner wax".
I am assuming the siding is a off white or beige.....the black stain will permeate the
factory "CLEAR-COAT"....
To remove the stain...you must use a "high speed" buffer with a resin based cleaner...
You can try...a very light "rubbing compound" by hand...Just be careful NOT to rub
through the clear coat.
If it is not to bad try a "MOTHERS" brand "cleaner wax".
Dolly Llama
Number 5
HARPER said:
is it"all" from the roof?
you see them below windows too
..L.T.A.
joe harper
Member
It comes from all the black rubber......The rubber dries out and oxidizes.....
actually melts the petroleum base ingredients in the weather strippings...
actually melts the petroleum base ingredients in the weather strippings...
BradFenstermaker
Member
Purple Power mixed about an ounce a quart. Melts right off.
