Chalking / Oxidizing Front Cap:

[Kamper Dave]

I noticed the front cap was chalking so I dug out my bottle of Meguier’s Swirl-X and a buffer. Within 45 minutes the top of the front cap was shiny once again. A coat of paste wax really put on the gleam. I was surprised to see all on the road damage to the fiberglass and decals maybe some touch up paint is in order.

[johnboytoo]

Is it the gelcoat is fading like it has on others (in which case you should send pics to Crossroads while still under warranty)
or just needed some TLC ?

[harley]

his is a 2010. so no warranty. it is white and fiberglass always fades and chalks, but white can be buffed and will always come back ..same as a boat that is white. It is the darker colours that look like crap ,same as a boat that has red,blue brown, etc.

[dbflyrod]

Hey Dave,
I have the same problem. I was wondering what kind of buffer you were using. I will look for some of the McGuire's swirl-X in the mean time. My 08 decal is starting to look pretty shabby. Pretty elaborate decal to try painting. I'm thinking of Peeling it off when I buff and then just do a Kokopelli or something in a single color. Thanks for your input on the bugging.
DB

[Kamper Dave]

Originally Posted by dbflyrod

Hey Dave,
I have the same problem. I was wondering what kind of buffer you were using. I will look for some of the McGuire's swirl-X in the mean time. My 08 decal is starting to look pretty shabby. Pretty elaborate decal to try painting. I'm thinking of Peeling it off when I buff and then just do a Kokopelli or something in a single color. Thanks for your input on the bugging.
DB

I picked up an inexpensive buffer from WalMart. As I recall it was around $25.00.
I got ambitious a few days ago and did the hood of the RAM. Wow! No more spider webbing.
Good Luck with you project.
Kamper Dave